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.

User-defined; Allows you to specify the time zone that will be applied to the task.

Options:

• – System Default –
  Time zone is based on the value of the Task Time Zone Preference Universal Controller system property: Server or Inherited.
• Server (xxx)
  Where (xxx) is the time zone ID of the server; time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the server.
• Inherited
  Time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the Parent Workflow or Trigger / Launch specification in the case there is no Parent Workflow.

Information about why the task will be put on hold when it starts.

Priority for acquiring a resource when two or more tasks are waiting for the resource. This priority applies to all resources required by the task.

Options: 1 (high) - 100 (low).

Default is 10.

If enabled, the task instance will continue to hold Renewable resources if the task instance fails. Renewable resources will be returned only if the task instance status is either Complete, Finished, or Skipped.

Indication of whether the Agent field is a reference field for selecting a specific Agent (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Agent as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}. The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Agent Cluster field is a reference field for selecting a specific Agent Cluster (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Agent Cluster as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Cluster Broadcast field is a reference field for selecting a specific Cluster Broadcast (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Cluster Broadcast as a variable (checked). Use the format:

${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Credentials under which an Agent runs this task. These Credentials override any Credentials provided in the Agent Details for any Agent running this task.

If the user does not have a login shell, add a - character in front of the runtime credentials name. The Controller will provide a shell for that user and strip the - character from the name.

Required if the Agent Credentials Required Universal Controller system property is true. When required, if the Credential is specified as a variable, and the variable resolves to blank, a Start Failure will occur.

Indication of whether the Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Credential as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Type of transfer protocol for this file transfer.

Options:

• FTP
• SFTP
• UDM
• FTPS
• FTPES

File Transfer command being executed.

Options:

• GET - Copies a remote file to the local computer.
• PUT - Copies a local file to the remote computer.
• MGET - Copies multiple remote files to the local computer.
• MPUT - Copies multiple local files to the remote computer.
• DELETE - Deletes the specified file from the remote computer.
• MDELETE - Deletes the specified file(s) from the remote computer
• MKDIR - Creates the specified directory on the remote computer.
• RMDIR - Removes the specified directory from the remote computer.

For z/OS, the job card information for the JCL statement. Example:

For z/OS, any subcommands used in the JCL statement.

Data format of the file being transferred.

Options:

• Binary
• ASCII

If Transfer Protocol is FTP, FTPS, or FTPES; Transfer mode.

Options:

• Active
• Passive
• Extended Passive

Login credentials that the Agent will use to access the FTP or SFTP server machine. If the File Transfer server and Agent are running on the same machine, enter the same credentials as those you entered in the Credentials field.

Indication of whether the FTP Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific /wiki/spaces/UC71x/pages/5178443 (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the FTP Credentials as a variable (checked). Use the format:

The variable must be a supported type as described in /wiki/spaces/UC71x/pages/5177616.
 

User-defined; maximum number of times that the Controller should retry this task after it has started and gone to a failed state.

User-defined; number of seconds between each retry.

User-defined; If the task instance is in the Failed status, indicates whether or not the following will be suppressed until all scheduled retry attempts (a Maximum Retries value has been entered or Retry Indefinitely has been enabled) have been made:

• All Actions (Abort, Email Notification, Set Variable, SNMP Notification, and System Operation) defined for the task instance on a Failed status.

• Workflow conditional path processing; any Successors waiting on a failure path will not be released.

• Task Monitors will not be notified of the Failed status. Also, any Task Monitor task that has a Time Scope in the past will disqualify any matching task instance in the past with a Failed status if the task instance is scheduled for automatic retry and for which Suppress Intermediate Failures has been enabled.

• Any Workflow containing the Failed task instance will not transition to the Running/Problems status.

Amount of time to wait before starting a task from the time that it was launched.
 
Options are:

• – None –
• Time
• Relative Time
• Duration
• Seconds

If Wait To Start = Time or Relative Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the wait time to another day.

Valid values:

• -- None --
  • If Wait To Start = Time; Advance to the next day if the specified wait time is before the time that the task instance is eligible to start; that is, all dependencies have been met. For example: it is not being held, and it is not waiting on any predecessors.
  • If Wait To Start = Relative Time; Advance to the next day if the specified wait time is before the task instance Trigger Time or, if there is no Trigger Time, before the task instance Launch Time. In the latter case, when a task instance is within a workflow, it will inherit the Launch Time of the top-level parent workflow task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.

Default is – None --.

Amount of time to delay the start of a task, after it has been launched, from the time that it is eligible to start; that is, all dependencies have been met. For example: it is not being held, it is not waiting on any predecessors, or there is no wait time specified.
 
Options are:

• – None –
• Duration
• Seconds

Specification for whether or not to apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications only if the task is in a Workflow.
 
Options are:

• - - System Default - -
  Apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications as defined by the System Default Wait/Delay Workflow Only system property. (Default is yes.)
• Yes
  Apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications only if the task is in a Workflow.
• No
  Apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications whether or not the task is in a Workflow.

Required if Late Start is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it starts after the specified time.
• Duration - Flag the task if it starts a certain amount of time after the programmed start time. The task must have a specific start time.

If Late Start Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the late start time to another day.
 
Valid values:

• -- None --
  Advance to the next day if the specified late start time is before the Created time of the task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.
• Nth Day
  Advance to a specific number of days in the future.

Default is – None --.

If Late Start Type = Duration; Duration (amount of relative time) after which the task is considered to have started late.

For a task within a workflow, the duration is the period between the time the workflow starts and the time the task itself starts. For example, a task might have a Late Start Duration of 60 minutes. If the workflow starts at 9:00 a.m. but the task itself does not start until 10:30, the task has started late.

For a task that is not within a workflow, Late Start Duration has meaning only if the task has been held upon starting. For example, if a task has a Late Start Duration of 60 minutes and the Hold on Start field is enabled, if the task is not released from hold within the amount of time specified in the Late Start Duration field, the task has started late.

Required if Late Finish is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it finishes after the specified time (see Late Finish Time).
• Duration - Flag the task if it finishes a certain amount of time after the programmed finish time (see Late Finish Duration). The task must have a specific finish time.
• Average Duration - Flag the task if it finishes before the average duration (see Average Instance Time) for the task, less an offset (see Late Finish Offset Type), if specified.

If Late Finish Type = Average Duration;

Options:

• Percentage
• Duration

If Late Finish Offset Type = Duration;

Options:

• Seconds
• Minutes
• Hours

If Late Finish Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the late finish time to another day.
 
Valid values:

• -- None --
  Advance to the next day if the specified late finish time is before the Created time of the task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.
• Nth Day
  Advance to a specific number of days in the future.

Default is – None --.

Required if Early Finish is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it finishes before the specified time (see Early Finish Time).
• Duration - Flag the task if it finishes a certain amount of time before the programmed finish time (see Early Finish Duration). The task must have a specific finish time.
• Average Duration - Flag the task if it finishes before the average duration (see Average Instance Time) for the task, less an offset (see Early Finish Offset Type), if specified.

If Early Finish Type = Average Duration;

Options:

• Percentage
• Duration

If Early Finish Offset Type = Duration;

Options:

• Seconds
• Minutes
• Hours

If Early Finish Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the early finish time to another day.

Required if Early Finish Type or Late Finish Type = Average Duration; Estimated amount of time it should normally take to run this task. The Controller uses this information to calculate the User Estimated End Time on a task instance record.

User Estimated Duration is used when the Average Duration is not available; for example, on the first launch of a task.

Type of CP Duration; used in conjunction with the CP Duration field. For example, for a CP Duration of two minutes, specify 2 in the CP Duration field and select Minutes in this field.
 

Specification for whether or not there is a restriction for this task to be run, skipped, or held.

Options are:

• -- None -- No restriction for this task.
• Run Restriction for when this task will be run.
• Skip Restriction for when this task will be skipped.
• Hold Restriction for when this task will be held.

If Execution Restriction on a task is Run or Skip, then when it is part of a Workflow that is being launched, the Restriction Period is evaluated. The task instance will be skipped if Execution Restriction is Skip and the date is within the Restriction Period or Execution Restriction is Run and the date is not within the Restriction Period. Execution Restriction can be set to Skip with a Restriction Period of - None -, meaning the restriction is always active and the task will be skipped when it is part of a Workflow.

If Execution Restriction = Run, Skip, or Hold; Period of time when the task is restricted.

Options are:

• – None –
  No period of restriction for this task.
• Before
  Restriction is valid if the date is before the Before Date value.
• After
  Restriction is valid if the date is after the After Date value.
• Span
  Restriction is valid if the date is before the Before Date value and after After Date value.
• On
  Restriction is valid if the date is one of the Date List values.

System-supplied; Amount of time the task took to run the last time it ran.

System-supplied; Lowest amount of time this task has taken to run.

System-supplied; Average amount of time this task takes to run.

System-supplied; Highest amount of time this task has taken to run.

System-supplied; Number of instances in the database for this task.

Saves updates to the record.

Displays a list of any parent Workflow tasks for this task.

Deletes the current record.

Allows you to specify actions that the Controller will take automatically based on events that occur during the execution of this task.

Events are:

• Task instance status
• Exit codes
• Late start
• Late finish
• Early finish

Actions are:

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.

User-defined; Allows you to specify the time zone that will be applied to the task.

Options:

• – System Default –
  Time zone is based on the value of the Task Time Zone Preference Universal Controller system property: Server or Inherited.
• Server (xxx)
  Where (xxx) is the time zone ID of the server; time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the server.
• Inherited
  Time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the Parent Workflow or Trigger / Launch specification in the case there is no Parent Workflow.

Information about why the task will be put on hold when it starts.

Priority for acquiring a resource when two or more tasks are waiting for the resource. This priority applies to all resources required by the task.

Options: 1 (high) - 100 (low).

Default is 10.

If enabled, the task instance will continue to hold Renewable resources if the task instance fails. Renewable resources will be returned only if the task instance status is either Complete, Finished, or Skipped.

If enabled, the Utility Agent field converts from a reference field (where you browse and select a record) into a text field that allows you to enter a variable. Use the format:

${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Utility Agent Cluster field is a reference field for selecting a specific Agent Cluster (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Utility Agent Cluster as a variable (checked). Use the format:

${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Utility Cluster Broadcast field is a reference field for selecting a specific Utility Cluster Broadcast (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Utility Cluster Broadcast as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Login credentials that the Agent will use to access the Universal Command server machine.

Required if the Agent Credentials Required Universal Controller system property is true.

Indication of whether the Utility Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Utility Credentials as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}. The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Type of transfer protocol for this file transfer.

Options:

• FTP
• SFTP
• UDM
• FTPS
• FTPES

Type of definition to use for the Primary UDM Agent selection.

Options:

• --None--
  (If Form or Script = Script)
• Utility Agent
  Uses the File Transfer Task Utility Agent as the UDM Primary Agent; this will configure UDM in 2-party transfer mode.
• UDM Agent
  Primary Agent is a UDM Agent defined in the Controller.
• UDM Agent Cluster
  Primary Agent is selected from the Primary UDM Agent Cluster.
• UDM Agent Hostname
  Primary Agent runs on the host name specified in the Primary UDM Agent field.

If Form or Script = Form; Default is Utility Agent.

If Form or Script = Script; Default is -- None -- .

Type of definition to use for the Secondary UDM Agent selection.

Options:

• --None--
  (If Form or Script = Script)
• UDM Agent
  Secondary Agent is a UDM Agent defined in the Controller.
• UDM Agent Cluster
  Secondary Agent is selected from the Secondary UDM Agent Cluster.
• UDM Agent Hostname
  Secondary Agent runs on the host name specified in the Secondary UDM Agent field.

If Form or Script = Form; Default is UDM Agent.

If Form or Script = Script; Default is -- None -- .

Indication of whether the Primary Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Primary Credentials as a variable (checked). Use the format:

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Secondary Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the  Secondary Credentials as a variable (checked).

Use the format: ${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Form or Script for this UDM File Transfer to use.

Default is Form.

Type of data transfer.

Options:

• Binary
• Text

If Form or Script is Form; UDM Operation to be executed.

Options:

• Copy
• Move
• Delete
• Rename
• List
• Copy Directory
• Create Directory
• Delete Directory

Default is Copy.

If Form or Script = Form and UDM Operation = Copy, Move, or Copy Directory; Direction of the transfer between the Primary and Secondary UDM Agents.

Options:

• PUT (Primary to Secondary)
• GET (Secondary to Primary)

Default is PUT.

File(s) on the Primary UDM Agent.

• If Form or Script = Form; Required if UDM Operation =
  • Copy
  • Move
  • Copy Directory (and Transfer Direction = PUT)
• If Form or Script = Script; Optional.

File(s) on the Secondary UDM Agent.

• If Form or Script = Form; Required if UDM Operation =
  • Copy
  • Move
  • Copy Directory (and Transfer Direction = GET)
• If Form or Script = Script; Optional.

If UDM Operation is Copy, Move, Delete, or List; Allows the use of a regular expression when specifying file(s).

The type of data compression used in the transfer, if any.

Options:

• YES
• NO
• ZLIB
• HASP

The method of encryption that the Controller will use in the transfer.

Options:

• YES
• NO (none)
• RC4-SHA
• RC4-MD5
• AES256-SHA
• AES128-SHA
• DES-CBC3-SHA
• DES-CBC-SHA
• NULL-SHA
• NULL-MD5
• NULL-NULL
• AES256-GCM-SHA384
• AES128-GCM-SHA256

If UDM Operation is Copy, Move, or Copy Directory; Specifies whether the transferred file should be created (new), appended, or replace any existing file.

Options:

• None
• APPEND
• NEW
• REPLACE

If Form or Script is Form and  Advanced UDM Options is selected; Primary file system (applies to IBM System z and System i)

Options:

• None
• DSN
• HFS
• LIB

If Form or Script is Form and Advanced UDM Options is selected; Secondary file system (applies to IBM System z and System i).

Options:

• None
• DSN
• HFS
• LIB

Specifies how the Controller should determine whether the executed command failed or completed successfully.

Options:

• Success Exitcode Range
  Command is considered completed successfully if its exit code falls within the range specified in the Exit Codes field.
• Failure Exitcode Range
  Command is considered failed if its exit code falls within the range specified in the Exit Codes field.
• Success Output Contains
  Command is considered completed successfully if its output contains the text specified in the Scan Output For field.
• Failure Output Contains
  Command is considered failed if its output contains the text specified in the Scan Output For field.

Required if Exit Code Processing = Success Output Contains or Failure Output Contains; type of output.

Options:

• Standard Output (STDOUT)
• Standard Error (STDERR)
• File
• Extension

Required if Exit Code Processing = Success Exitcode Range or Failure Exitcode Range; range of exit codes. Format: Numeric. Use commas to list a series of exit codes; use hyphens to specify a range. Example: 1,5, 22-30.

Variables are supported.

Exit code range for which an auto-retry of tasks in FAILED status will occur. Exit code ranges must be in the same format as ranges specified in the Exit Codes field. Maximum Retries must be greater than 0.

If this field is empty, any exit code potentially will cause a retry.

Variables are supported.

User-defined; maximum number of times that the Controller should retry this task after it has started and gone to a failed state.

User-defined; number of seconds between each retry.

User-defined; If the task instance is in the Failed status, indicates whether or not the following will be suppressed until all scheduled retry attempts (a Maximum Retries value has been entered or Retry Indefinitely has been enabled) have been made:

• All Actions (Abort, Email Notification, Set Variable, SNMP Notification, and System Operation) defined for the task instance on a Failed status.

• Workflow conditional path processing; any Successors waiting on a failure path will not be released.

• Task Monitors will not be notified of the Failed status. Also, any Task Monitor task that has a Time Scope in the past will disqualify any matching task instance in the past with a Failed status if the task instance is scheduled for automatic retry and for which Suppress Intermediate Failures has been enabled.

• Any Workflow containing the Failed task instance will not transition to the Running/Problems status.

Amount of time to wait before starting a task from the time that it was launched.
 
Options are:

• – None –
• Time
• Relative Time
• Duration
• Seconds

If Wait To Start = Time or Relative Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the wait time to another day.

Valid values:

• -- None --
  • If Wait To Start = Time; Advance to the next day if the specified wait time is before the time that the task instance is eligible to start; that is, all dependencies have been met. For example: it is not being held, and it is not waiting on any predecessors.
  • If Wait To Start = Relative Time; Advance to the next day if the specified wait time is before the task instance Trigger Time or, if there is no Trigger Time, before the task instance Launch Time. In the latter case, when a task instance is within a workflow, it will inherit the Launch Time of the top-level parent workflow task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.

Default is – None --.

Amount of time to delay the start of a task, after it has been launched, from the time that it is eligible to start; that is, all dependencies have been met. For example: it is not being held, it is not waiting on any predecessors, or there is no wait time specified.
 
Options are:

• – None –
• Duration
• Seconds

Specification for whether or not to apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications only if the task is in a Workflow.
 
Options are:

• - - System Default - -
  Apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications as defined by the System Default Wait/Delay Workflow Only system property. (Default is yes.)
• Yes
  Apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications only if the task is in a Workflow.
• No
  Apply the Wait To Start and Delay On Start specifications whether or not the task is in a Workflow.

Required if Late Start is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it starts after the specified time.
• Duration - Flag the task if it starts a certain amount of time after the programmed start time. The task must have a specific start time.

If Late Start Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the late start time to another day.
 
Valid values:

• -- None --
  Advance to the next day if the specified late start time is before the Created time of the task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.
• Nth Day
  Advance to a specific number of days in the future.

Default is – None --.

If Late Start Type = Duration; Duration (amount of relative time) after which the task is considered to have started late.

For a task within a workflow, the duration is the period between the time the workflow starts and the time the task itself starts. For example, a task might have a Late Start Duration of 60 minutes. If the workflow starts at 9:00 a.m. but the task itself does not start until 10:30, the task has started late.

For a task that is not within a workflow, Late Start Duration has meaning only if the task has been held upon starting. For example, if a task has a Late Start Duration of 60 minutes and the Hold on Start field is enabled, if the task is not released from hold within the amount of time specified in the Late Start Duration field, the task has started late.

Required if Late Finish is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it finishes after the specified time (see Late Finish Time).
• Duration - Flag the task if it finishes a certain amount of time after the programmed finish time (see Late Finish Duration). The task must have a specific finish time.
• Average Duration - Flag the task if it finishes before the average duration (see Average Instance Time) for the task, less an offset (see Late Finish Offset Type), if specified.

If Late Finish Type = Average Duration;

Options:

• Percentage
• Duration

If Late Finish Offset Type = Duration;

Options:

• Seconds
• Minutes
• Hours

If Late Finish Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the late finish time to another day.
 
Valid values:

• -- None --
  Advance to the next day if the specified late finish time is before the Created time of the task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.
• Nth Day
  Advance to a specific number of days in the future.

Default is – None --.

Required if Early Finish is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it finishes before the specified time (see Early Finish Time).
• Duration - Flag the task if it finishes a certain amount of time before the programmed finish time (see Early Finish Duration). The task must have a specific finish time.
• Average Duration - Flag the task if it finishes before the average duration (see Average Instance Time) for the task, less an offset (see Early Finish Offset Type), if specified.

If Early Finish Type = Average Duration;

Options:

• Percentage
• Duration

If Early Finish Offset Type = Duration;

Options:

• Seconds
• Minutes
• Hours

If Early Finish Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the early finish time to another day.

Required if Early Finish Type or Late Finish Type = Average Duration; Estimated amount of time it should normally take to run this task. The Controller uses this information to calculate the User Estimated End Time on a task instance record.

User Estimated Duration is used when the Average Duration is not available; for example, on the first launch of a task.

Type of CP Duration; used in conjunction with the CP Duration field. For example, for a CP Duration of two minutes, specify 2 in the CP Duration field and select Minutes in this field.
 

Specification for whether or not there is a restriction for this task to be run, skipped, or held.

Options are:

• -- None -- No restriction for this task.
• Run Restriction for when this task will be run.
• Skip Restriction for when this task will be skipped.
• Hold Restriction for when this task will be held.

If Execution Restriction on a task is Run or Skip, then when it is part of a Workflow that is being launched, the Restriction Period is evaluated. The task instance will be skipped if Execution Restriction is Skip and the date is within the Restriction Period or Execution Restriction is Run and the date is not within the Restriction Period. Execution Restriction can be set to Skip with a Restriction Period of - None -, meaning the restriction is always active and the task will be skipped when it is part of a Workflow.

If Execution Restriction = Run, Skip, or Hold; Period of time when the task is restricted.

Options are:

• – None –
  No period of restriction for this task.
• Before
  Restriction is valid if the date is before the Before Date value.
• After
  Restriction is valid if the date is after the After Date value.
• Span
  Restriction is valid if the date is before the Before Date value and after After Date value.
• On
  Restriction is valid if the date is one of the Date List values.

System-supplied; Amount of time the task took to run the last time it ran.

System-supplied; Lowest amount of time this task has taken to run.

System-supplied; Average amount of time this task takes to run.

System-supplied; Highest amount of time this task has taken to run.

System-supplied; Number of instances in the database for this task.

Saves updates to the record.

Displays a list of any parent Workflow tasks for this task.

Deletes the current record.

Allows you to specify actions that the Controller will take automatically based on events that occur during the execution of this task.

Events are:

• Task instance status
• Exit codes
• Late start
• Late finish
• Early finish

Actions are:

System-supplied; Sequentially assigned number, maintained per task, representing the creation order of the instance.

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.

Name of the task that was run to create this task instance. Click the icon to display Task Details for the task.

System-supplied; Source from which this task was launched.

Options:

• Scheduled Trigger

  If the instance was directly launched by a scheduled trigger, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the scheduled trigger.

• Trigger Monitor

  If the instance is a monitor associated with monitor trigger, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the monitor trigger.

• Trigger Now / User Interface

  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger.

• Trigger Now / System Operation

  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger and the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be assigned the UUID of the instance invoking the System Operation.

• Trigger Now / Web Service

  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger.

• Trigger Now / Command Line
  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger.

• Workflow

  If the instance was launched by a workflow, the Workflow (workflow_id) column is assigned the UUID of the workflow instance.  Likewise, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will also be assigned the UUID of the workflow instance.

• Launch Task / User Interface

  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be null.

• Launch Task / System Operation

  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be assigned the UUID of the instance invoking the System Operation.

• Launch Task / Web Service

  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be null.

• Launch Task / Command Line
  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be null.

• Recurring

  If the instance was directly launched by a Recurring Task Instance, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be assigned the UUID of the Recurring Task Instance.

System-supplied; how the task instance was launched.

Options:

• Trigger: (Trigger Name)
  Instance was launched by the named trigger.
• Workflow: (Workflow Name)
  Instance was launched by the named workflow.
• Manually Launched
  Instance was launched by a user. To identify the user, check the Execution User column for that task instance on the Task Instances screen or, on most task instance screens, the Execution User field.

System-supplied; If the task was launched manually; ID of the user who launched it.

Calendar associated with the task instance.

User-defined; Allows you to specify the time zone that will be applied to the task.

Options:

• – System Default –
  Time zone is based on the value of the Task Time Zone Preference Universal Controller system property: Server or Inherited.
• Server (xxx)
  Where (xxx) is the time zone ID of the server; time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the server.
• Inherited
  Time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the Parent Workflow or Trigger / Launch specification in the case there is no Parent Workflow.

Priority for acquiring a resource when two or more tasks are waiting for the resource. This priority applies to all resources required by the task.

Options: 1 (high) - 100 (low).

Default is 10.

If enabled, the task instance will continue to hold Renewable resources if the task instance fails. Renewable resources will be returned only if the task instance status is either Complete, Finished, or Skipped.

System-supplied; see Task Instance Statuses. 

System-supplied; the exit code captured by the Agent when executing the task (for example, a command or script).

System-supplied; additional information, if any, about the status of the task instance.

User-defined operational memo.

If time zone of user is different than time zone of task instance; Time at which Execution Restrictions and Run Criteria were evaluated based upon the requested time zone. (Time zone of task instance displays in parentheses.)

Indicates that this task is in the Critical Path of a workflow.

Amount of time calculated to wait before the task was started, based on Wait To Start and Delay On Start times.

System-supplied; Date and time the task was queued for processing.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance was triggered.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance was launched.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance started.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance completed.

System-supplied; amount of time the task instance took to run.

Indication of whether the Agent field is a reference field for selecting a specific Agent (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Agent as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}. The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Agent Cluster field is a reference field for selecting a specific Agent Cluster (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Agent Cluster as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Credentials under which an Agent runs this task. These Credentials override any Credentials provided in the Agent Details for any Agent running this task.

If the user does not have a login shell, add a - character in front of the runtime credentials name. The Controller will provide a shell for that user and strip the - character from the name.

Required if the Agent Credentials Required Universal Controller system property is true. When required, if the Credential is specified as a variable, and the variable resolves to blank, a Start Failure will occur.

Indication of whether the Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Credential as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Type of transfer protocol for this file transfer.

Options:

• FTP
• SFTP
• UDM
• FTPS
• FTPES

File Transfer command being executed.

Options:

• GET - Copies a remote file to the local computer.
• PUT - Copies a local file to the remote computer.
• MGET - Copies multiple remote files to the local computer.
• MPUT - Copies multiple local files to the remote computer.
• DELETE - Deletes the specified file from the remote computer.
• MDELETE - Deletes the specified file(s) from the remote computer
• MKDIR - Creates the specified directory on the remote computer.
• RMDIR - Removes the specified directory from the remote computer.

For z/OS, the job card information for the JCL statement. Example:

For z/OS, any subcommands used in the JCL statement.

Data format of the file being transferred.

Options:

• Binary
• ASCII

If Transfer Protocol is FTP, FTPS, or FTPES; Transfer mode.

Options:

• Active
• Passive
• Extended Passive

Login credentials that the Agent will use to access the FTP or SFTP server machine. If the File Transfer server and Agent are running on the same machine, enter the same credentials as those you entered in the Credentials field.

Indication of whether the FTP Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific /wiki/spaces/UC71x/pages/5178443 (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the FTP Credentials as a variable (checked). Use the format:

The variable must be a supported type as described in /wiki/spaces/UC71x/pages/5177616.
 

User-defined; maximum number of times that the Controller should retry this task after it has started and gone to a failed state.

User-defined; number of seconds between each retry.

System-supplied; current number of times that the Controller has retried the task after it first went to failure status.

User-defined; If the task instance is in the Failed status, indicates whether or not the following will be suppressed until all scheduled retry attempts (a Maximum Retries value has been entered or Retry Indefinitely has been enabled) have been made:

• All Actions (Abort, Email Notification, Set Variable, SNMP Notification, and System Operation) defined for the task instance on a Failed status.

• Workflow conditional path processing; any Successors waiting on a failure path will not be released.

• Task Monitors will not be notified of the Failed status. Also, any Task Monitor task that has a Time Scope in the past will disqualify any matching task instance in the past with a Failed status if the task instance is scheduled for automatic retry and for which Suppress Intermediate Failures has been enabled.

• Any Workflow containing the Failed task instance will not transition to the Running/Problems status.

System-supplied for a task instance in the Failed status that is scheduled for automatic retry; Next time that a retry will be made. If a task instance is not scheduled for automatic retry, Next Retry Time does not display in the task instance Details.

Amount of time to wait before starting a task from the time that it was launched.
 
Options are:

• – None –
• Time
• Relative Time
• Duration
• Seconds

If Wait To Start = Time or Relative Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the wait time to another day.

Valid values:

• -- None --
  • If Wait To Start = Time; Advance to the next day if the specified wait time is before the time that the task instance is eligible to start; that is, all dependencies have been met. For example: it is not being held, and it is not waiting on any predecessors.
  • If Wait To Start = Relative Time; Advance to the next day if the specified wait time is before the task instance Trigger Time or, if there is no Trigger Time, before the task instance Launch Time. In the latter case, when a task instance is within a workflow, it will inherit the Launch Time of the top-level parent workflow task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.

Default is – None --.

Amount of time to delay the start of a task, after it has been launched, from the time that it is eligible to start; that is, all dependencies have been met. For example: it is not being held, it is not waiting on any predecessors, or there is no wait time specified.
 
Options are:

• – None –
• Duration
• Seconds

Required if Late Start is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it starts after the specified time.
• Duration - Flag the task if it starts a certain amount of time after the programmed start time. The task must have a specific start time.

If Late Start Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the late start time to another day.
 
Valid values:

• -- None --
  Advance to the next day if the specified late start time is before the Created time of the task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.
• Nth Day
  Advance to a specific number of days in the future.

Default is – None --.

If Late Start Type = Duration; Duration (amount of relative time) after which the task is considered to have started late.

For a task within a workflow, the duration is the period between the time the workflow starts and the time the task itself starts. For example, a task might have a Late Start Duration of 60 minutes. If the workflow starts at 9:00 a.m. but the task itself does not start until 10:30, the task has started late.

For a task that is not within a workflow, Late Start Duration has meaning only if the task has been held upon starting. For example, if a task has a Late Start Duration of 60 minutes and the Hold on Start field is enabled, if the task is not released from hold within the amount of time specified in the Late Start Duration field, the task has started late.

Required if Late Finish is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it finishes after the specified time (see Late Finish Time).
• Duration - Flag the task if it finishes a certain amount of time after the programmed finish time (see Late Finish Duration). The task must have a specific finish time.
• Average Duration - Flag the task if it finishes before the average duration (see Average Instance Time) for the task, less an offset (see Late Finish Offset Type), if specified.

If Late Finish Type = Average Duration;

Options:

• Percentage
• Duration

If Late Finish Offset Type = Duration;

Options:

• Seconds
• Minutes
• Hours

If Late Finish Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the late finish time to another day.
 
Valid values:

• -- None --
  Advance to the next day if the specified late finish time is before the Created time of the task instance.
• Same Day
  Do not advance day.
• Next Day
  Advance to the next day.
• Next Business Day
  Advance to the next business day.
• Sunday
  If today is not Sunday, advance to next Sunday.
• Monday
  If today is not Monday, advance to next Monday.
• Tuesday
  If today is not Tuesday, advance to next Tuesday.
• Wednesday
  If today is not Wednesday, advance to next Wednesday.
• Thursday
  If today is not Thursday, advance to next Thursday.
• Friday
  If today is not Friday, advance to next Friday.
• Saturday
  If today is not Saturday, advance to next Saturday.
• Nth Day
  Advance to a specific number of days in the future.

Default is – None --.

Required if Early Finish is enabled.

Options:

• Time - Flag the task if it finishes before the specified time (see Early Finish Time).
• Duration - Flag the task if it finishes a certain amount of time before the programmed finish time (see Early Finish Duration). The task must have a specific finish time.
• Average Duration - Flag the task if it finishes before the average duration (see Average Instance Time) for the task, less an offset (see Early Finish Offset Type), if specified.

If Early Finish Type = Average Duration;

Options:

• Percentage
• Duration

If Early Finish Offset Type = Duration;

Options:

• Seconds
• Minutes
• Hours

If Early Finish Type = Time; Specification for whether or not to advance the early finish time to another day.

System-provided if Late Start Time, Late Start Duration, or Late Finish Time is specified; This field is flagged if the task instance is projected to be late based on critical path projected end times (see Critical Path Projected Late Action Maximum and Critical Path Projected Late Threshold In Minutes Universal Controller system properties).

. 

Type of CP Duration; used in conjunction with the CP Duration field. For example, for a CP Duration of two minutes, specify 2 in the CP Duration field and select Minutes in this field.
 

Specification for whether or not there is a restriction for this task to be run, skipped, or held.

Options are:

• -- None -- No restriction for this task.
• Run Restriction for when this task will be run.
• Skip Restriction for when this task will be skipped.
• Hold Restriction for when this task will be held.

If Execution Restriction on a task is Run or Skip, then when it is part of a Workflow that is being launched, the Restriction Period is evaluated. The task instance will be skipped if Execution Restriction is Skip and the date is within the Restriction Period or Execution Restriction is Run and the date is not within the Restriction Period. Execution Restriction can be set to Skip with a Restriction Period of - None -, meaning the restriction is always active and the task will be skipped when it is part of a Workflow.

If Execution Restriction = Run, Skip, or Hold; Period of time when the task is restricted.

Options are:

• – None –
  No period of restriction for this task.
• Before
  Restriction is valid if the date is before the Before Date value.
• After
  Restriction is valid if the date is after the After Date value.
• Span
  Restriction is valid if the date is before the Before Date value and after After Date value.
• On
  Restriction is valid if the date is one of the Date List values.

System-supplied; Lowest estimated end time of the task instance, calculated by the Controller based on the date/time the task instance started.

System-supplied; Average estimated end time of the task instance, calculated by the Controller based on the date/time the task instance started.

System-supplied; Highest estimated end time of the task instance, calculated by the Controller based on the date/time the task instance started.

Saves updates to the record.

See Re-running a Task Instance.

The Re-run button does not display if the task instance does not qualify for Re-run.

If the task instance qualifies for Re-run, but already has Retry Options enabled, Re-run (Suppress Intermediate Failures) displays as disabled in the drop-down list.

Displays the task instance Details for the parent Workflow of this task instance.

Deletes the current record.

System-supplied; Sequentially assigned number, maintained per task, representing the creation order of the instance.

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.

Name of the task that was run to create this task instance. Click the icon to display Task Details for the task.

System-supplied; Source from which this task was launched.

Options:

• Scheduled Trigger

  If the instance was directly launched by a scheduled trigger, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the scheduled trigger.

• Trigger Monitor

  If the instance is a monitor associated with monitor trigger, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the monitor trigger.

• Trigger Now / User Interface

  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger.

• Trigger Now / System Operation

  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger and the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be assigned the UUID of the instance invoking the System Operation.

• Trigger Now / Web Service

  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger.

• Trigger Now / Command Line
  If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command, the Trigger (trigger_id) column is assigned the UUID of the trigger.

• Workflow

  If the instance was launched by a workflow, the Workflow (workflow_id) column is assigned the UUID of the workflow instance.  Likewise, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will also be assigned the UUID of the workflow instance.

• Launch Task / User Interface

  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be null.

• Launch Task / System Operation

  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be assigned the UUID of the instance invoking the System Operation.

• Launch Task / Web Service

  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be null.

• Launch Task / Command Line
  If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be null.

• Recurring

  If the instance was directly launched by a Recurring Task Instance, the Source Instance (source_instance) column will be assigned the UUID of the Recurring Task Instance.

System-supplied; UUID of the source instance.

• If the instance was directly launched by a Trigger Now command; the UUID of the instance invoking the System Operation.

• If the instance was launched by a workflow; the UUID of the workflow instance.

• If the instance was directly launched by the Launch Task command; the UUID of the instance invoking the System Operation.

• If the instance was directly launched by a Recurring Task Instance; the UUID of the Recurring Task Instance.

System-supplied; how the task instance was launched.

Options:

• Trigger: (Trigger Name)
  Instance was launched by the named trigger.
• Workflow: (Workflow Name)
  Instance was launched by the named workflow.
• Manually Launched
  Instance was launched by a user. To identify the user, check the Execution User column for that task instance on the Task Instances screen or, on most task instance screens, the Execution User field.

System-supplied; If the task was launched manually; ID of the user who launched it.

Calendar associated with the task instance.

User-defined; Allows you to specify the time zone that will be applied to the task.

Options:

• – System Default –
  Time zone is based on the value of the Task Time Zone Preference Universal Controller system property: Server or Inherited.
• Server (xxx)
  Where (xxx) is the time zone ID of the server; time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the server.
• Inherited
  Time zone is evaluated in the time zone of the Parent Workflow or Trigger / Launch specification in the case there is no Parent Workflow.

Priority for acquiring a resource when two or more tasks are waiting for the resource. This priority applies to all resources required by the task.

Options: 1 (high) - 100 (low).

Default is 10.

If enabled, the task instance will continue to hold Renewable resources if the task instance fails. Renewable resources will be returned only if the task instance status is either Complete, Finished, or Skipped.

System-supplied; see Task Instance Statuses. 

System-supplied; the exit code captured by the Agent when executing the task (for example, a command or script).

System-supplied; additional information, if any, about the status of the task instance.

User-defined operational memo.

If time zone of user is different than time zone of task instance; Time at which Execution Restrictions and Run Criteria were evaluated based upon the requested time zone. (Time zone of task instance displays in parentheses.)

Indicates that this task is in the Critical Path of a workflow.

Amount of time calculated to wait before the task was started, based on Wait To Start and Delay On Start times.

System-supplied; Date and time the task was queued for processing.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance was triggered.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance was launched.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance started.

System-supplied; Date and time the task instance completed.

System-supplied; amount of time the task instance took to run.

If enabled, the Utility Agent field converts from a reference field (where you browse and select a record) into a text field that allows you to enter a variable. Use the format:

${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Utility Agent Cluster field is a reference field for selecting a specific Agent Cluster (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Utility Agent Cluster as a variable (checked). Use the format:

${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Login credentials that the Agent will use to access the Universal Command server machine.

Required if the Agent Credentials Required Universal Controller system property is true.

Indication of whether the Utility Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Utility Credentials as a variable (checked). Use the format: ${variable name}. The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Type of transfer protocol for this file transfer.

Options:

• FTP
• SFTP
• UDM
• FTPS
• FTPES

Type of definition to use for the Primary UDM Agent selection.

Options:

• --None--
  (If Form or Script = Script)
• Utility Agent
  Uses the File Transfer Task Utility Agent as the UDM Primary Agent; this will configure UDM in 2-party transfer mode.
• UDM Agent
  Primary Agent is a UDM Agent defined in the Controller.
• UDM Agent Cluster
  Primary Agent is selected from the Primary UDM Agent Cluster.
• UDM Agent Hostname
  Primary Agent runs on the host name specified in the Primary UDM Agent field.

If Form or Script = Form; Default is Utility Agent.

If Form or Script = Script; Default is -- None -- .

Type of definition to use for the Secondary UDM Agent selection.

Options:

• --None--
  (If Form or Script = Script)
• UDM Agent
  Secondary Agent is a UDM Agent defined in the Controller.
• UDM Agent Cluster
  Secondary Agent is selected from the Secondary UDM Agent Cluster.
• UDM Agent Hostname
  Secondary Agent runs on the host name specified in the Secondary UDM Agent field.

If Form or Script = Form; Default is UDM Agent.

If Form or Script = Script; Default is -- None -- .

Indication of whether the Primary Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the Primary Credentials as a variable (checked). Use the format:

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Indication of whether the Secondary Credentials field is a reference field for selecting a specific Credential (unchecked) or a text field for specifying the  Secondary Credentials as a variable (checked).

Use the format: ${variable name}.

The variable must be a supported type as described in Variables and Functions.
 

Form or Script for this UDM File Transfer to use.

Default is Form.

Type of data transfer.

Options:

• Binary
• Text

If Form or Script is Form; UDM Operation to be executed.

Options:

• Copy
• Move
• Delete
• Rename
• List
• Copy Directory
• Create Directory
• Delete Directory

Default is Copy.

If Form or Script = Form and UDM Operation = Copy, Move, or Copy Directory; Direction of the transfer between the Primary and Secondary UDM Agents.

Options:

• PUT (Primary to Secondary)
• GET (Secondary to Primary)

Default is PUT.

File(s) on the Primary UDM Agent.

• If Form or Script = Form; Required if UDM Operation =
  • Copy
  • Move
  • Copy Directory (and Transfer Direction = PUT)
• If Form or Script = Script; Optional.

File(s) on the Secondary UDM Agent.

• If Form or Script = Form; Required if UDM Operation =
  • Copy
  • Move
  • Copy Directory (and Transfer Direction = GET)
• If Form or Script = Script; Optional.

If UDM Operation is Copy, Move, Delete, or List; Allows the use of a regular expression when specifying file(s).

The type of data compression used in the transfer, if any.

Options:

• YES
• NO
• ZLIB
• HASP

The method of encryption that the Controller will use in the transfer.

Options:

• YES
• NO (none)
• RC4-SHA
• RC4-MD5
• AES256-SHA
• AES128-SHA
• DES-CBC3-SHA
• DES-CBC-SHA
• NULL-SHA
• NULL-MD5
• NULL-NULL
• AES256-GCM-SHA384
• AES128-GCM-SHA256

If UDM Operation is Copy, Move, or Copy Directory; Specifies whether the transferred file should be created (new), appended, or replace any existing file.

Options:

• None
• APPEND
• NEW
• REPLACE