Execute or Queue Tasks in Scheduler

Modified on Tue, 4 Nov at 2:53 PM

Starting from Omniscope 2026.1 onwards, we are improving how the Play action works in the Scheduler.

In previous versions, running a Scheduler task or action was a blocking process - while a task was executing, the Scheduler interface was locked, preventing other users from editing or running additional tasks. This mode also had a 30-second execution limit, as it was designed primarily for testing purposes.

With the latest release, Omniscope introduces a major improvement: task execution is now a full ad-hoc execution, meaning it runs as non-blocking background execution. Multiple users logged into the Scheduler app can now execute or edit tasks simultaneously without being blocked.

You can now also continue working in the Scheduler - creating or editing existing tasks - while executions run in the background.


How It Works

When you trigger an action or task using the Play button:

  1. Confirmation Step


  2. Execution Starts
    The task begins executing or queued on the server:




  3. Background Tracking

    Once sent to the background, you’ll see a message:


  4. Execution finished
    Once the execution finishes you will see the output plus timings:


⚠️ Important Notes

  • Parallel executions:
    The same task can now run multiple times concurrently (for example, one manually triggered and one scheduled).

  • Avoid overlap when testing:
    If a task is also scheduled automatically, triggering it manually may start a duplicate execution.

  • Improved logging:
    All executions are now recorded in Scheduler logs - including start time, user, and completion details -improving transparency and troubleshooting.


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