Hey,
so i successfully scheduled it that my sync settings are being executed when i log in to Windows.
It automatically runs the sync but i would like to get a prompt or something so i can look at the upcoming file changes and make and educated decision if i wanna run it or not.
Maybe im missing something very obvious. Please help :)
Can i schedule a batch job BUT with a prompt ?
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I suppose you now have FFS run a *.ffs_batch sync configuration.
If you save your sync configuration as a *.ffs_gui sync configuration.
When you have FFS run a *.ffs_gui sync configuration, it always opens in the FFS GUI.
If you save your sync configuration as a *.ffs_gui sync configuration.
When you have FFS run a *.ffs_gui sync configuration, it always opens in the FFS GUI.
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I would prefer if it would automatically compare and just prompt me for Sync but if that doesnt work this is still close enough ! Thanks !I suppose you now have FFS run a *.ffs_batch sync configuration.
If you save your sync configuration as a *.ffs_gui sync configuration.
When you have FFS run a *.ffs_gui sync configuration, it always opens in the FFS GUI. Plerry, 14 Feb 2023, 09:42
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@frozn1991 You asked exactly the question I wanted to ask, and for exactly the reason you did.
The answer is simple. Instead of creating a batch process, create a normal one. Then set up the task but set the extra process to call the normal process file rather than a batch one.
That starts the sync process but stops once the files have been compared,. You have to choose whether to do the job or not.
The answer is simple. Instead of creating a batch process, create a normal one. Then set up the task but set the extra process to call the normal process file rather than a batch one.
That starts the sync process but stops once the files have been compared,. You have to choose whether to do the job or not.
