Showing posts with label Process Scheduler. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Process Scheduler. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 19, 2015

PeopleSoft Process Security (setup/configuration)

In order to provide a user access to run processes in PeopleSoft provide a value for primary permission list as well as process profile permission list on the general tab on the user profile page.


















Following is from Peoplebooks.

PrimaryPermissionList

PeopleSoft determines which data permissions to grant a user by examining the primary permission list and row security permission list. Which one is used varies by application and data entity (employee, customer, vendor, business unit, and so on). Consult your PeopleSoft application documentation for more details. PeopleSoft also determines mass change and definition security permissions from the primary permission list.












ProcessProfilePermissionList 

The process profile contains the permissions that a user requires for running batch processes through PeopleSoft Process Scheduler. For example, the process profile authorizes users to view output, update run locations, restart processes, and so on. Only the process profile comes from this permission list, not the list of process groups.









Monday, August 3, 2015

PeopleSoft Recurrences

Recurrence definitions enable you to make sure that important process requests and jobs that you must run on a regular basis always run automatically in the background. This eliminates the possibility of anyone forgetting to submit a process request or submitting one incorrectly. When you specify a recurrence definition, the process request continues the cycle until you stop it manually.

Here are some different ones that I have used.

Run on 15th of every month



















Every other week on a Monday



















Twice a week (Sun/Wed)