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• A user or service account with read and execute access for the project that contains the Triggered Task.

• The URL for the Triggered Task, including any Pipeline parameters and their values.

• Read and execute permissions on the node(s) that will run the Triggered Task.

• For use on Windows servers, a Cygwin shell with curl.

Workflow

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Install the Script

Install the script on any server where the Scheduler has access to it and configure it with your SnapLogic credentials:

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Next, configure the Pipeline to work with the script.

Configure the Pipeline

To configure the Pipeline to work with the script, add a Mapper Snap that returns the Runtime ID (RUUID) value when the Triggered Task runs. The script will monitor execution using the RUUID.

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Next, set up the scheduler to run the script.

Run the script from the scheduler

After installing the script and configuring the Pipeline, invoke the script from the scheduler. The invocation must include your Org name and the Triggered Task URL. For example:

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