Guide to Updating Plug-ins

8-4 FileMaker Server Administrator’s Guide
1 It’s important that you have enough disk space on the backup
destination disk. For more information, see “Making sure you don’t
run out of disk space during backups” on page 8-10.
Running a script (Mac OS X)
1
For Operate on, choose one of the following options:
1 For Specify Script, click Specify and locate a script on your system
that you want to run. Add an extension to a script filename if it does
not have one.
Sending messages to guests of hosted databases
(Mac OS X)
1
For Operate on, choose one of the following options:
1 Type your message in the text box.
Viewing scheduled tasks in the Schedules
list (Windows)
After you create scheduled tasks, they appear in the Schedules list.
The list shows you a summary of each defined schedule, including
the last time the task ran and the next time it will run.
To display the Schedules list, select Schedules in the Console Tree.
You can use this view of your scheduled tasks to change, duplicate,
enable, disable, and run tasks manually.
Tip To change the way items are displayed in the scheduled task list,
choose View menu and then choose a display option.
Administering scheduled tasks with the toolbar
(Windows)
Use the toolbar to work with scheduled tasks in the list. First, select
one or more schedules in the list, then click an active tool on the
toolbar.
Choose To
All Databases Have the script affect all hosted databases that are currently
open
No Databases Run a non-database related script
Specify Run a script on all databases in the selected folder
Choose To
All Databases Send a message to all users who are currently connected to
hosted databases
Specify Send a message to guests of all open databases in the selected
folder
Click a column heading
to sort by this column
Click buttons on the toolbar to
administer scheduled tasks
Drag the border to
change the column width
Console Tree
Details Pane