Adhoc Trigger
The Adhoc Trigger page allows users to manually start one or more jobs immediately, outside of their scheduled run times. This feature is useful for testing, urgent data processing, or re-running failed jobs.
Triggering Jobs¶
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Select Jobs
On this page, you can select one or more jobs from the list displayed. -
Click Trigger
After selecting the desired jobs, click the Trigger button to start the execution process. -
Run-Time Parameters (Coming Soon)
In the future, users will be able to pass runtime parameters to jobs during triggering, allowing more control over execution behavior.
Job List View¶
The page displays all available jobs with checkboxes to select them for triggering. Once selected, users can trigger the jobs by clicking the action button.
Job ID | Job Name | Project | Status | Last Run | Actions |
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201 | Import Products | Inventory | Success | 2025-09-12 07:00 | [Trigger] |
202 | Clean Customer Data | CRM | Failed | 2025-09-12 06:30 | [Trigger] |
... | ... | ... | ... | ... | ... |
Field Descriptions¶
- Job ID – Unique identifier for the job.
- Job Name – Name of the job.
- Project – The project to which the job belongs.
- Status – The current or last known status of the job.
- Last Run – Timestamp when the job was last executed.
- Actions – Contains the option to trigger the job.
Notes¶
- Adhoc triggers bypass scheduling rules and execute jobs immediately.
- Future enhancements will support passing runtime parameters for advanced execution scenarios.
Use the Adhoc Trigger feature to run your data workflows on demand, helping you test pipelines or respond to urgent data needs without waiting for scheduled runs.