The assistant task command creates a maintenance assistant task and displays the maintenance assistant view.
The undo assistant task command deletes a maintenance assistant task.
By default, no maintenance assistant task is created in the system.
| Parameter | Description | Value |
|---|---|---|
task-name |
Specifies the name of a maintenance assistant task. |
The value is a string of letters, digits, and underscores (_) without spaces. The string must start with a letter. The value is in the range 1 to 15. The name is case-sensitive when a task is first created but case-insensitive if the task is referenced later. |
Usage Scenario
If a maintenance assistant task is created, you can set a scheduled time and configure the command line file that needs to be executed. When the scheduled time arrives, the system automatically executes the commands in the command line file to improve operability.
The maintenance assistant can import commands that need to be executed in batches using the *.bat file. The system automatically executes the commands at the scheduled time. However, the batch-cmd command needs to be run manually.
Configuration Impact
A user can configure a maximum of five assistant tasks. If the scheduled time for a command arrives, the command is called an instance of the assistant task that waits in the scheduling queue to be executed. A maximum of one task instance can be executed each time. Before a task instance is complete, the other task instances in the scheduling queue are not executed. That is, tasks are scheduled in a queue.
Precautions
During the execution of task instances, the same instance in an assistant task in the scheduling queue is executed only once.
If different tasks generate task instances at the same time, the task instances enter the scheduling queue in alphabetical order.