Scheduled Runs

Manage Scheduled Runs

The Manage Scheduled Runs page allows you to view and manage your scheduled detection and training runs.
Below is an example table displaying all scheduled runs, with essential details about each run.

Table of Scheduled Runs

Name Description Created By Created On Is Completed Status Action
Run 1 Detection of potential errors User 1 12.02.2024 10:00 True Success
Run 2 Weekly system scan User 2 25.11.2023 02:15 False Error
Run 3 Security log review User 3 02.12.2024 09:30 True Success

Explanation of Columns

  1. Name: The name of the scheduled run (e.g., "Run 1", "Run 2").
  2. Description: A brief description of what the detection run does (e.g., "Detection of potential errors", "Weekly system scan"). This column only appears for detection runs.
  3. Created By: The user who created the scheduled run (e.g., "User 1", "User 2").
  4. Created On: The date and time when the run was created (e.g., "02.12.2024 09:30").
  5. Is Completed: Indicates whether the run has finished
    • True means the run is complete.
    • False means the run is still ongoing or hasn’t been completed yet.
  6. Status: Shows the current status of the run
    • Success means the run finished without issues.
    • Error means something went wrong during the run.
  7. Action: Action buttons based on the run's status:
    • View Detection Run : Displays if the detection run was completed successfully
    • View Training Run Error: Displays if the detection run has an error.
    • Delete Training Run: Displays if the detection run has an error.

A Search bar is available at the top of the page to help you quickly find a specific run.
You can search by Name, Created By, or Status to filter the list.

This table provides an organized way to manage and take action on your scheduled runs.
You can quickly check their status, view results, or delete problematic runs as needed.

Warning

Only runs that haven't yet been started can be cancelled
Might not display anything in case of manual run deletion

Tip

For more information, check the Scheduled Runs Documentation here.