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Select a program from the drop-down list to view the details on that program. To add a new program to the package, click New. To delete a program from the package, select the program from the drop-down list, and then click Delete.
Item | Description |
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Program | Drop-down list that allows you to select the program to be associated with the selected package. |
New | Creates a new program definition using the information currently listed in the Program Details section of the page. |
Delete | Deletes the program definition selected in the Program drop-down list. |
Name | (Required) Program name. |
Description | (Optional) Program description. |
Command Line | (Required) Command-line entry to run the program, including switches and parameters if applicable. The command-line entry must be in the same location as the package or along the same path as the package. |
Working Directory | (Optional) Directory where files needed by the program are temporarily stored during deployment. |
Success codes | (Optional) Enter the success codes for the program. |
Failure codes | (Optional) Enter the failure codes for the program. |
Estimated Disk Space | Multiple values can also be specified with a comma delimiter. Example: 1,5000 could be entered as failure values. |
Estimated Run Time | (Optional) Estimated time in minutes required to complete the deployment. This is only an information field. |
Terminate After | Terminates running of the program after the specified number of minutes. If this is set to 0 or left blank, the program will automatically terminate after 360 minutes. |
After Running | (Optional) Specifies the action to take after running the program. |
Run With Rights Specifies whether the program is run with the System Account, Logged in User, or Specified User account. If you select the Specified User, you must specify the user domain in the field below this one.
Program can run Specifies the conditions in which the program can run. The options are Only when a user is logged on, Whether or not a user is logged on, and Only when no user is logged on.
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