The options on the Process Condition Properties window define the behavior of the Process Condition.
Process Name
Specify exact name of the executable process to depend on. The process name must be specified exactly as it appears in the Processes list in the Windows Task Manager.
Note that this must be an executable (.exe). The process condition cannot target batch files (.bat, .cmd), scripts (.vbs, .js), etc. The process condition also cannot currently target 16-bit processes (processes that appear under NTVDM.EXE in the Task Manager).
Criterion
Specify what the state of the process must be to satisfy the condition:
Process must be running. The process you specify must be running.
Process must not be running. The process you specify must not be running.
Condition Wait
This option determines whether adTempus will wait for the condition to be met:
Do not wait for condition to be met. If the condition is not satisfied the first time adTempus checks it for a given instance, adTempus treats the condition as "Failed."
Wait until the condition is met. If the condition is not satisfied, adTempus will wait until it is satisfied. The job or step will show a status of "Waiting for Condition."
Wait up to __ minutes for the condition to be met. adTempus will wait up to the specified time limit for the condition to be satisfied. If the condition is satisfied within that time limit, job execution will continue immediately (as depending on other conditions). If the condition is not satisfied at the end of the time limit, adTempus treats the condition as "Failed."
See the Condition Polling topic for more information.
Once satisfied, do not re-evaluate for this instance
Check this option to indicate that adTempus should stop checking this condition once it has been satisfied. See Condition Polling for more information.
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