Specify the Project to run. Click the button to navigate to the Project.

The Admin User account that is used to execute the Project.

The Admin User password. If encryption on the password is required, click the Encrypt... button.

Indicates whether or not the password is encrypted. Select Yes if the Encrypt button was clicked above.

By default, an Managed File Transfer Project is run in batch mode, allowing the session to continue with other processes. When set to Interactive, the session will wait for a response from the Project before continuing. When set to Batch, the Job Queue can be specified.

The Project called by the Trigger can be assigned a priority within

Managed File Transfer

. The priority indicates which Projects receive a higher run priority (more CPU cycles) and queue priority in Managed File Transfer. The priority range is 1 (lowest) to 10 (highest). The default priority is 5.

When Batch is selected in the Run Mode field, you can specify the Job Queue the job will run in Managed File Transfer. If left blank, the job will run under the Default job queue.

Specify a name which identifies the Job. This name should be descriptive enough so Admin Users can quickly identify this Job from a report or list. The Job Name cannot exceed 50 characters.

The Project refers to the folder and name of the Project to run in

Managed File Transfer

. The folder path and Project name are case sensitive. An example of a project is /Payroll/SendDirectDeposit, where SendDirectDeposit is the project name and Payroll is the folder. Click the icon to browse for a project or specify a variable that refers to the project.

Use the Add Variable link to add any additional variables required by the Project. In the Name box, type a valid variable name expected by the

Managed File Transfer

Project. In the Value box, either specify a constant or an event variable. To delete a variable, click the icon beside the entry.