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The following section provides details on some possible scenarios to showcase the timer rule behavior: | The following section provides details on some possible scenarios to showcase the timer rule behavior: | ||
===Record created after adding a timer rule=== | |||
#Add records R1, R2, and R3. | |||
#Update R1 and R2. | |||
#Add a Timer Rule. The criteria of the timer rules remain the same for all three records. | |||
#Add another record R4. | |||
Observation: The timer rule gets triggered only for the record R4. | |||
Conclusion: Timer rules are triggered only for the records that you create post creation of the timer rule. | |||
===Record created or updated after adding a timer rule=== | |||
#Add records R1, R2, and R3. | |||
#Update R1 and R2. | |||
#Add a Timer Rule. The criteria of the timer rules remain the same for all three records. | |||
#Add another record R4. | |||
#Update the record R3. | |||
Observation: The timer rule gets triggered for the records R4 and R3. | |||
Conclusion: Timer rules are triggered for the records that you create or update post creation of the timer rule. | |||
===Record created or updated after adding a timer rule=== | |||
#Add records R1, R2, and R3. | |||
#Update R1 and R2. | |||
#Add a Timer Rule. The criteria of the timer rules remain the same for all three records. | |||
#Add another record R4. | |||
#Update the record R3. | |||
Observation: The timer rule gets triggered for the records R4 and R3. | |||
Conclusion: Timer rules are triggered for the records that you create or update post creation of the timer rule. | |||
For more information, see [[Timer Rules]] | For more information, see [[Timer Rules]] | ||
Revision as of 11:17, 24 January 2018
Timer rules allows you to schedule actions on a record for a specific interval. The timer rules are set such that they execute before or after the set date and time in a record.
The following section provides details on some possible scenarios to showcase the timer rule behavior:
Record created after adding a timer rule
- Add records R1, R2, and R3.
- Update R1 and R2.
- Add a Timer Rule. The criteria of the timer rules remain the same for all three records.
- Add another record R4.
Observation: The timer rule gets triggered only for the record R4. Conclusion: Timer rules are triggered only for the records that you create post creation of the timer rule.
Record created or updated after adding a timer rule
- Add records R1, R2, and R3.
- Update R1 and R2.
- Add a Timer Rule. The criteria of the timer rules remain the same for all three records.
- Add another record R4.
- Update the record R3.
Observation: The timer rule gets triggered for the records R4 and R3. Conclusion: Timer rules are triggered for the records that you create or update post creation of the timer rule.
Record created or updated after adding a timer rule
- Add records R1, R2, and R3.
- Update R1 and R2.
- Add a Timer Rule. The criteria of the timer rules remain the same for all three records.
- Add another record R4.
- Update the record R3.
Observation: The timer rule gets triggered for the records R4 and R3. Conclusion: Timer rules are triggered for the records that you create or update post creation of the timer rule.
For more information, see Timer Rules