User-defined; Allows you to select one or more Business Services that this record belongs to.  (You also can Check All or Uncheck All Business Services for this record.)

You can select up to 62 Business Services for any record type, and enter a maximum of 2048 characters for each Business Service.

If the Business Service Visibility Restricted Universal Controller system property is set to true, depending on your assigned (or inherited) Permissions or Roles, Business Services available for selection may be restricted.

Calendar that defines the business days, holidays, and other special days that determine the run dates for the task(s) specified in the trigger.

Select a Calendar from the drop-down list of all existing Calendars. To display detailed information about a selected calendar, click the Details icon next to the Calendar field.

User-defined; allows you to specify the time zone that will be applied to the time(s) specified in the trigger. For example, if you specify 23:00 and a time zone of Canada/Central, the task will run at 11:00 p.m. Central Canada time.

Name of the task(s) being triggered when this trigger is satisfied. When selecting tasks from the Details, click on the lock icon to unlock the field and select tasks.

If Purge By Retention Duration is selected; Minimum retention duration for the selected Retention Duration Unit before triggered task instances can qualify for purge.

If Retention Duration Unit = Days, valid values are 1 to 366.

If Retention Duration Unit = Hours, valid values are 1 to 24.

If Purge By Retention Duration is selected; Retention duration unit.
 
Options:

• Hours
• Days

User-defined; Controls when launching a target task for recurrence will be skipped.

The Recurring Task Launch Skip Condition Default Universal Controller system property value is used as the default value for this field. 

Options:

• None
  Do not skip the target task launch.
• Active
  Skip the target task launch if there are any target task instances running.

• Active By Recurring Task Instance
  Skips the target task launch if there are any target task instances running for the same Recurring task.

User-defined; Specification for when this trigger should skip and not launch the task(s).

Options:

• - - None - -
  No skip restrictions
• Before
  Trigger will skip if the current date and time is before the specified Skip Before Date and Skip Before Time values.
• After
  Trigger will skip if the current date and time is after the specified Skip After Date and Skip After Time values.

• Span
  Trigger will skip if the date and time qualifies based upon the specified Skip After Date, Skip After Time, Skip Before Date, and Skip After Date values.

  Note

  If Skip After Date and Skip After Time are prior to the Skip Before Date and Skip Before Time, the Span is a "between" period. In this case, if the triggered time is after the Skip After Date and Skip After Time as well as before the Skip Before Date and Skip Before Time, the Trigger will skip and not launch the configured Task(s).

  If the Skip Before Date and Skip Before Time are prior to the Skip After Date and Skip After Time, the Span is a "not between" period. In this case, if the triggered time is either after the Skip After Date and Skip After Time or before the Skip Before Date and Skip Before Time, then the trigger will skip and not launch the configured Task(s).

• On
  Trigger will skip on any of the dates specified in the Skip Date LIst.

Default is - - None - -.

User-defined; Allows you to specify that the Controller should skip the next N times this task is triggered.
 
Skip Count is not applicable when using the Trigger Now... command and will be ignored.

System-supplied; application status being monitored for.

One or more of the following:

• Inactive - The initial state of the Application. The Application is stopped and unmonitored.
• Start Failure - The Agent experienced a failure while attempting to execute the Start command.
• Starting - The Start command was executed and the Controller is waiting for Query command response.
• Active - The Query command response is reporting that the Application is Active.
• Impaired - The Query command response is reporting that the Application is experiencing a problem and is possibly down.
• Query Overdue - The Agent is late sending the Controller an updated Query command response.

Indicates whether you are monitoring one specific Application resource or want to provide selection parameters to monitor multiple Application resources.

See Applications for information about setting up Application resources.

Options:

• Specific Application
  Use the Application field to browse for and select the Application resource you want to monitor.
• General Applications
  Use the Application Monitor Condition and Application Type(s) fields to provide parameters for selecting which Application resources you want to monitor.

If Monitoring Type = General Application(s), allows you to specify selection parameters:

• All - Monitor all Application resources.
• Starts With - Monitor all Application resources whose name starts with the string you provide in the Condition Value field.
• Contains - Monitor all Application resources whose name contains the string you provide in the Condition Value field.
• Ends With - Monitor all Application resources whose name ends with the string you provide in the Condition Value field.

Enable this field in order to specify additional parameters that tell the Controller how to handle exceptions, such as when the trigger is satisfied on a holiday or non-business day. You can specify simple and/or complex restrictions.

For example, you can specify a Simple Restriction that disables the trigger if it is satisfied on a holiday identified in the calendar and/or a Complex Restriction that disables the trigger on the last business day of every month.

If Special Restriction is enabled, allows you to select an action to take on a non-business day or holiday (see Situation field).

Options:

• Do Not Trigger
• Next Day (run on the next day)
• Next Business Day (run on the next business day, as defined in the calendar)
• Previous Day (run on the previous day)
• Previous Business Day (run on the previous business day, as defined in the calendar)

If Simple Restriction is enabled, allows you to select the situation that causes the system to initiate the action specified in the Action field.

Options:

• On Non Business Day
• On Holiday

If both Simple Restriction and Complex Restriction are enabled, specifies whether you want to use both restriction types (AND) or one or the other (OR).

Options:

• And
• Or

If Complex Restriction is enabled, the type of selection.

Options:

• Every
• 1st
• 2nd
• 3rd
• 4th
• Last
• Nth

Example: The last business day of the month.

If Complex Restriction is enabled, the day you want to select.

Options:

• Sunday through Saturday
• Day
• Business Day
• Custom Day

Example: The last business day of the month.

If Complex Restriction is enabled, the period you are selecting from.

Options:

• Month
• Year
• Week
• January through December
• Custom period

Example: The last quarter of the year.

If Restriction Adjective is Nth, allows you to specify the value of N.

If Restriction Qualifier is Week, Restriction Nth Amount must be <= 7.

Saves updates to the record.

Deactivates this trigger.

Immediately triggers all the tasks specified in this trigger.
 
Optionally, you also can select to:

• Launch the task(s) specified in the trigger with one or more variables.
• Launch the task(s) specified in the trigger by a specified date and time.
• Launch the task(s) specified in the trigger but place them in Held status; they will not run until they are released.

Deletes the current record.