Schedule Run History Report
Required permissions: Script Schedules Report View
Report source: DW (Data Warehouse)
Report refresh rate: 10 seconds
The Schedule Run History report displays a historical breakdown of the reports and Studio scripts that are scheduled to run automatically.
This report is primarily for troubleshooting purposes. When you first set up the script schedule, this report enables you to see if the script is running as intended. If the script is not running, or if something in the script is not processing correctly, then this report will show you the errors that the script is throwing.
Scripts Tab
The Scripts tab displays a historical breakdown of the reports that ran on a schedule before the 24.3 release. This was when a scheduled report always ran at the time it was scheduled for, regardless of how many others scheduled for the same time.
The Scripts tab has multiple columns that present data attributes and metrics. The table below provides a description for each column.
Column | Description |
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Name | Name given to the schedule. |
Script | Name of the script that runs during the selected schedule. |
Start | Date and time the script starts running. |
End | Date and time the script is finished running. |
Error | Errors (if any) that occurred when the script ran. |
Reports Tab
The Reports tab displays a historical breakdown of the reports ran on a schedule after the 24.3 release. This is when scheduled reports began to enter a queue when the scheduled time arrives and run in order. This helps maintain good performance at high volume times, like at the end of a quarter or year.
The Reports tab has multiple columns that present data attributes and metrics. The table below provides a description for each column.
Column | Description |
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Name | Name given to the schedule. |
Report Type | Name of the report that runs during the selected schedule. |
Start | Date and time the report starts running. |
End | Date and time the report is finished running. |
Error | Errors (if any) that occurred when the report ran. |