Schedule Frequencies for Required and Recommended Reports
System functionality is improved if regularly scheduled maintenance reports are used to keep data and records current. Some reports are required, while others are merely recommended.
Also refer to the Maintaining the Integrity of Your Data with Reports topic to see if a certain report depends on another report, can be run independently, or must be preceded or followed by another report.
Required Reports
The following reports are required for your system to run properly.
Required Report Name |
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Each night at 00:05. All other services may be halted on Windows systems, depending on your settings for this report; if stopped, services restart upon completion of the report (for more information, see Shutdown Options (Windows only)). |
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Each night at 00:10. All other services may be halted on Windows systems, depending on your settings for this report; if stopped, services restart upon completion of the report (for more information, see Shutdown Options (Windows only)). |
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Each night at 00:15. For systems using standard SirsiDynix Symphony backup procedures. |
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Each night at 00:20. Must run after midnight when previous day log files are complete; not required if running the Backup Daily Files report. |
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Each night at 00:30. Works with consolidated history logs; must run after the Consolidate Daily Logs report. |
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Each night at 02:00. |
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Weekly (minimum), Saturday at 02:30. |
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Weekly (minimum), Saturday at 03:00. |
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Weekly (minimum), Saturday at 03:00. |
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Weekly, Saturday at 03:00. |
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Weekly, Sunday at 03:00. Reduce the frequency if few corrections are made on a weekly schedule. |
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Each night at 03:30. Used only with Hyperion. All other services are halted on Windows systems; services restart upon completion of the report. |
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Each night at 04:00. Used only with Hyperion, when content searching is enabled. |
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Weekly at 04:30. Used only with Hyperion. All other services are halted on Windows systems; services restart upon completion of the report. |
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Weekly at 05:00. Used only with Hyperion, when content searching is enabled. |
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Weekly. Scheduled by SirsiDynix when the e-Library is installed. |
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Weekly. |
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Times may be adjusted to accommodate Hyperion reports that halt services.
Recommended Reports
The following reports are recommended for your system to run properly.
Frequency |
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Weekly or biweekly. |
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Weekly or biweekly, when this method is used for managing overdue items. Frequency varies according to activity. |
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After midnight. Frequency varies according to hold activity; monthly is average. |
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After midnight, after the Expire Holds report runs. Frequency varies according to hold activity; monthly is average. |
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After midnight, after the Expire Holds report. Frequency varies according to hold activity; monthly is average. |
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After midnight, after all of the previous reports have been run. Frequency varies according to hold activity, and how often hold statistics are to be reported. Be aware that once inactive holds are permanently deleted from the database, the hold information cannot be selected and included in any statistics reports. Run the statistics reports to compile the data you want before using the Purge Inactive Holds report. |
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Monthly, when the e-Library’s Tell Me When, Favorites, and MyProfile features are turned off. |
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Monthly, when the e-Library’s Tell Me When, Favorites, and MyProfile features are turned off. |
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Weekly, when Offline WorkFlows is used for unplanned system down time. The data files produced by this report are automatically downloaded to the workstation when the WorkFlows client connects to the SirsiDynix Symphony server. |
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Up to three times weekly. |
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After the Update iBistro Content Lists report is run. |
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Weekly. Used only in libraries that use the Oracle databases. |
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Weekly (minimum); can be run each time significant policy changes are made. Used only in libraries that use the Oracle databases. |
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Weekly. Used only with Hyperion. |
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