▪Windows Scheduler must be run under the mrRunningUser account to ensure that it has access to DPM and the database.

▪A 5 minute recurrence is recommended, as opposed to the default value of 1 hour.

▪Name: Enter an appropriate schedule name (for example,SendBatchEmail).

▪Description: Enter an appropriate schedule description.

▪When running the task, use the following user account: Enter the Running User account information.

▪Run whether user is logged on or not: Select this option.

▪Begin the task: Select the appropriate option from the menu. The recommended setting is On a schedule.

▪Settings: Select One Time and an appropriate start date and time.

▪Repeat task every: Select this option with the recommended value of 5 minutes (as opposed to the default value of 1 hour), and a duration of Indefinitely.

▪Enabled: Select this option.

▪Action: Select Start a program from the menu.

▪Program/script: Browse to the following application location:
C:\Program Files\IBM\SPSS\DataCollection\<version>\
Accessories\mrScriptCL.exe

▪Add arguments (optional): EnterSendBatchEmails.mrs, and then enter [FMROOT]\Shared\Library\Scheduled Task Scripts\ (or the equivalent Uniform Naming Convention format for the FMROOT path) in the Start in: field.

▪An email job is typically an invitation or reminder job as defined in the UNICOM Intelligence Interviewer Server - Admin Email activity.

▪A scheduled email task is a schedule for an email job that can contain one or more batches. An email job can contain multiple tasks. For example, if you want to send batches of emails to the US on one schedule and batches of email to Canada on another schedule, you would create two scheduled email tasks.

▪An email task is either a scheduled email task or a Send now task.

▪An email batch is a single set of emails to send at a specific time. An email task can contain a single or multiple batches. A recurrence interval must be defined for multiple batches in a single task. A task is required when you want to schedule a batch for a specific time.

▪The UNICOM Intelligence Email Scheduling Wizard is controlled by the CreateSchedule.mdd script file, and opens in a separate browser window. The script file gathers information from the user and writes the schedule to the SQL scheduling tables. For more information, see SQL scheduling tables. Interview data is not used or stored. By default, the script file assumes that there is only one scheduled task per email job. The interview firsts checks if a scheduled task exists for the job. If a task exists, the details are used to pre-populate the interview page. If a task does not exist, the interview page is populated with default values.

▪The scheduled job is updated when the interview completes.

▪Batches that proceed the scheduled job use the new schedule’s parameters.