Batch
- "Do Not Run" calendars have been added. This allows you to specify that any batch never run on the "jnMaster" calendar or create an unlimited amount of custom calendars and specifically assign those to batches. The dates you specify are a simple format of MMDD. For example, if you wanted to keep batches from running on Halloween and Christmas, you could create a "MyHolidays" and set it to "1031, 1225". You would then set a batch-specific do not run calendar setting. (See bottom of this news release for Calendar settings to add to the bottom of your JNRRB.INI). Note, these calendars are not visually integrated in the Scheduler functionality at this time. The Scheduler will still show a batch "scheduled" to run on a certain day, but rest assured, if you have a do not run calendar set for the batch, the batch will start and exit successfully with a calendar message.
- Fixed a bug when users right-click and use Run Job to run a parameter burst job
- Fixed a bug where jnBurstEmail was not being processed in parameter burst jobs
- Added additional log file messages for debugging any data connection issues
- Added INI settings to override the Newsletter names in the batch job Destination Format list. This allows for users to change the name to something more descriptive when they greatly modify the default newsletter settings.
- Added log file message to display parameter burst values (the entire list on one line)
Viewer
- Added additional log file messages for debugging any data connection issues
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Batch users should add the following section to the bottom of their JNRRB.INI file. Note, if you do a new install, you will see this in the file automatically.
'-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
[Calendars]
'These calendars are used to NOT run a batch on a given date
'Format is MMDD (two character month and day for each required) - For example: 1225 is December 25th/Christmas
'Separate multiple dates with a comma - For example: 1225, 1128, 0214, 0101
'jnMaster is a SPECIAL calendar name. It is checked AUTOMATICALLY for ALL batches and will NOT run the batch if same date
jnMaster=
'This is checked only if you MANUALLY set "DoNotRunCalendar=<this calendar>" within your batch-specific settings/INI
Holidays=
MyDoNotRunCalendar=
MyWhateverCalendar=
MakeUpYourOwnCalendar=
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