Run Procedure

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Using the Run Procedure page

  • You may see a message informing you that no parameters were defined for this procedure. If this is the case, click Run to run the procedure.

  • If parameters were defined for this procedure, you will see specific fields based on those parameters. You may make changes to any field you choose if you want to run this procedure under different parameters at this time. However, any changes you make are specific to this run procedure only. Your changes on this web page will not affect previously defined parameters for this procedure. Click Run to run the procedure.

  • You may see a "Required" field. To run the procedure, you must enter the required parameter previously defined on the Procedure Details page.

Click Run to run the procedure.

Advanced section

Priority:

Use the drop-down menu to select the priority for this run procedure. Available priorities are: low, normal (default), high, or highest.

  • You can select the job’s priority here on the Run Procedure web page or when you schedule the procedure to run at a regular time or interval. When a job is launched, its priority cannot be changed.

  • Priorities take effect when two or more job steps in different jobs are waiting for the same resource. When the resource is available, it will be used by the job step that belongs to the job with the highest priority. If the priority level is the same, the resource will be used by the job step that belongs to the job with the lowest job ID number. If the job steps are in the same job, the resource will be used first by the step with the lowest job step ID number.

  • If using ectool, the priority can be set by passing "--priority=<low|normal|high|highest>" to a runProcedure, createSchedule, or modifySchedule operation.

To raise the job priority level above "normal," the user who launches the procedure must have execute permission on the system-level access control list for priorities.

Impersonation:

Select one of the following:

  • Use pre-defined credential —(Default option) Use this option if you have not defined a credential for this procedure. CloudBees Flow looks for a credential first in the top-level procedure and then in its project. If it finds a credential, it uses the login from that credential as the default for the job. If there is no credential in either place, by default, the job’s steps run as the user under which the agent for the step is running.

  • Use specific credential —If you select this option, more fields are displayed for you to choose a particular credential and enter its name from those defined for the project containing the procedure. The login user from that credential will be used as the default for the job.

  • Use a specific user —If you select this option, more fields are displayed to enter a User Name and Password. The specified login is used as the default for the job.

Click Run to run the procedure.

For more information on credentials and user impersonation, see the Credentials and User Impersonation Help topic.