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Like the Taskboard, the My Triggers table is sortable by column. In this configuration, you can choose from Name, Tasks, Business Services, Description, and Enabled. The default sort order is Next Time, from the earliest to the latest. first by Enabled Triggers and second by Name.
Like Tasks and Task Instances, you have the same filtering and sorting capabilities with Triggers. You can filter based on tasks.. The default sort order for My Triggers is first by Enabled Triggers and second by Trigger Name.
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| Column | Description |
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| Name | The name of the Trigger. |
| Type | The Trigger Type. |
| Tasks | The Task(s) to be launched by the Trigger. If the Trigger is set to launch multiple Tasks, the entry in this column will be: Clicking on a Task name will take you to the Task Details page, just like clicking on a Task from My Tasks. |
| Business Services | The Business Service(s) the Trigger is a member of. This does not include the Business Services of the Task(s) associated with the Trigger. If the Trigger is a member of multiple Business Services, the entry in this column will be: |
| Description | Description of the Trigger. |
| Enabled | A switch to enable/disable the Trigger. |
Stacks: When a trigger launches multiple tasks, it is displayed as a stack in the Task column. When the user clicks on the stack, they are presented with a pop-over showing all the tasks for that trigger.
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Here you will see a list of commands that are applicable to the triggers. They do not change based on the trigger type.
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