The Upcoming section displays a list of tasks along with their next scheduled execution date and time. It exclusively showcases tasks that are scheduled for future execution, helping users stay ahead of upcoming tasks and schedules, and anticipate upcoming actions.
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Note: It's important to note that the Upcoming section provides a specific view of scheduled tasks, and it does not display the exact queue of tasks in the order they will be executed. The Upcoming section showcases each scheduled task only once, accompanied by its next scheduled execution date and time. This design choice simplifies the interface and prevents clutter by avoiding redundant entries for tasks with frequent executions. |
Let's illustrate this with an example scenario: Suppose you have two tasks, Task A and Task B, both scheduled for execution. Task A is set to run daily, while Task B is scheduled to run once a month. In the Upcoming section, you will see both Task A and Task B listed, each with its respective next run date. However, please be aware that Task A may start multiple times before Task B's next execution.
It is worth noting that upcoming tasks can also be started manually as needed. To initiate this action, follow these steps:
1.Navigate to the Task List:
Start by accessing the list of tasks where you can see the names of your upcoming tasks.
2.Select the Task:
Click on the name of the task that you wish to start. This will open the details view for that specific task.
3.Choose the Required Action:
Within the task's details view, you will find various options or actions related to the task. Look for the "Run" action and select it.
By following these steps, you can easily start upcoming tasks when necessary, ensuring efficient task management and control within the system.