Overnight Schedule

This document explains the purpose and steps of this application in JobBOSS2. There is a breakdown of the concepts and functionality as well as specific instructions for using the application.

About Overnight Global Rescheduling

The Global Schedule Utility provides a way to schedule new jobs and / or reschedule existing ones based on settings within the utility and on the work centers used. The Overnight Scheduling feature automatically triggers the Global Reschedule Utility to run every night at midnight. By using this feature, your schedule will have the most updated plan of action every morning when you open the shop.

Using Overnight Global Rescheduling

Apply Overnight Schedule Settings

  1. Go to the blue Data Entry tab, open the Shop Floor Control dropdown menu, and select Scheduling.
  2. Click the Settings button in the upper left side of the page.
  3. Set your preferences throughout the settings page.
    1. These settings are used to run the Overnight Reschedule feature.
  4. Click Save Current Schedule to save the settings.
  5. Click Close to exit out of the Settings screen.
  6. The Global Reschedule screen has default values set that are based on the information applied under Settings, and these values can be adjusted on the Global Reschedule screen without changing the settings. If you make adjustments to the Global Reschedule while you have the Overnight Schedule turned on, the Overnight Schedule settings will not be altered. They will continue to pull from Settings.

Turn On Overnight Schedule

  1. Go to the red Settings tab, open the System dropdown menu, and select Service Logs.
  2. Click the Turn Overnight Scheduling On action button.
    • You will see the information appear in the Service Logs grid.
  3. Click Start Service in order to activate the Overnight Scheduling.
    • If you have other triggers or queued reports, the Start Service button will most likely have already been activated. If so, you do not need to select anything else.
  4. Click Close to exit out of the Service Logs page.