Scheduling Documentation Generation

To schedule Documentation Generation on a model version,

1. Right-click on the model version and select Schedule>Documentation generation.

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1. Select the purpose of the generation and click Next.

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1. Go through the various screens relevant to the option chosen above, then select the output location and click Schedule.

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1. WhereScape 3D generates the Scheduling command to be run.

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• • Selecting the RED host script checkbox defines the Command as a RED host script and the drop-down list enables you to select between a RED Windows Host Script or a RED Linux Host Script.

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Using Copy and Paste, you can create a host script in RED, which can then be run via the RED Scheduler. Refer to the WhereScape RED User Guide for more details.

• • Use Cron expression when you are running the command on a Unix box.Click on the Calculate button and select the relevant options to select the cron interval, then click OK.

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The cron expression is displayed in the dialog.
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Click OK to close.

• • Use Schtasks expression when you are running the command in Windows.Click on the Calculate button and select the relevant options to select the schtasks interval, then click OK.

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The schtasks expression is displayed in the dialog.
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Click OK to close.

For example:
The scheduling command can be copied into Notepad and saved as command.bat.
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The Schtasks expression can then be used to run command.bat from the command line.
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