FAQ about features

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What is the purpose of mutual task exclusion? Will it result in stacked tasks?

The mutual task exclusion feature specifies that a task in the Executing or Paused state cannot be retriggered even if the next trigger time is reached. The scheduling status is marked as Skipped. Therefore, the feature will not result in stacked tasks.

What is the purpose of task grouping?

Task grouping aims to divide scheduled tasks based on different systems. It is different from the general concept of grouping in open-source task scheduling services. If you perform task grouping in Task Scheduler (TS), different systems have different tasks to be scheduled.

How to divide a simple task into multiple steps?

A step is one part of a series of actions in a simple task. Steps in a simple task are sequentially executed by different handlers. A step can be executed only after the previous one is complete.

For more information, see Create a task.

How to split the data of a simple task?

The data splitting feature applies to scenarios that involve massive data. You can distribute business data to different client for concurrent processing.

For more information, see Create a scheduled task.