12-29-2008 08:03 AM
I have run into a dilemma where I need to have more than 1 selection list in a policy. This is obviously because of scheduling issues...but I need rules to be applied across different selection lists...or across different policies.
Does anyone know a workaround, or if this feature is being implemented in the future?
01-05-2009 08:36 AM
A policy can already be applied to more than one selection list.
Select an existing policy or selection list, and choose New, Jobs using policy.
01-05-2009 08:59 AM
Yes, but in my policy, I want to have multiple templates that are only applied to certain selection lists. Right now, I have two templates in the policy. If I choose a new job using the policy, then select the selection list I want, it creates duplicate jobs with a different selection list using all the templates...
What I really like about the policies is that you can have a job run after 1 finishes so you do not have scheduling issues. At the moment, I cannot do this because the polices do not interact with each other, nor do they let you pick spefic templates for a specific selection list in a policy.
01-05-2009 10:11 AM
FYI - Having 1 job run after the other is not the only reason why I want to use the polices...I have a monthly and weekly template, and the monthly superseeds the weekly. I could combine the monthly selection lists in just 1, but I would still need to use a seperate selection list for the weekly as I do not want to include all the selections that are in the monthly.
So if I did it the way the policies currently work, I would have 2 jobs using the weekly selection list:
- 1 weekly temp
- 1 monthly temp
And then again 2 more jobs from the monthly selection list:
- 1 weekly temp
- 1 monthly temp
There should only be 1 weekly job using weekly template, and 1 monthly using monthly template, both using different selection lists.
Does that make sense??