The Schedules list¶

Orchestration → Schedules lists every schedule in the workspace. The page is laid out like the Packages page.

What each row tells you¶

The Frequency column is generated from the schedule's configuration rather than typed by hand.

Reading the Next Run column¶

Four things can appear there, and three of them are not dates:

Calculating… is normal and short-lived. It is not an error. It appears after any save and resolves on its own.

Never covers three genuinely different situations: a one-time schedule that has already fired, a schedule that is disabled, and a configuration that can never come due. A disabled schedule shows Never rather than Calculating… because the scheduler does not compute run times for schedules that are switched off — enable it and save to get a next run.

Selecting rows¶

Tick rows individually, or use the header checkbox to select the whole list. The keyword filter above the grid narrows by name as you type.

A selection does not survive paging, sorting or filtering. If you select rows and then change the filter, re-check what is selected before acting on it.

The toolbar¶

Create opens the editor for a new schedule.

Enable and Disable act on every ticked row at once — the fastest way to quiet a set of schedules before maintenance and bring them back afterwards.

Duplicate takes one schedule at a time. It opens the editor prefilled from the schedule you selected — the name as Copy of {original}, the same frequency, the same tasks in the same order, the same execution mode, environment and enabled state.

Delete removes the selected schedules.

Related¶

• Creating a schedule — the Schedule tab
• Create and assign a schedule
• Packages in the Timextender Data Platform