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When using the row execution interval set to something other than 0, is it possible to cancel operations that haven’t begun yet?
For instance, say that the interval is set to 30 seconds, I have selected 10 hosts and chosen to perform some action. The action is being performed on the first host. I realize I made a mistake (chose the wrong action or something), and don’t want the rest of the hosts to perform the same action. Is there some way to cancel the pending operations for the other 9 hosts?
nolant – Yes, you can simply disable a row (or rows) that you don’t want to execute. Actions (or right-click) > Disable/enable row(s). After you’ve disabled the rows, wait X seconds, where X is the number of seconds you’ve set the Row Execution Interval to be, and all will be skipped. When the execution thread reaches a disabled row, it immediately moves to the next row (instead of waiting for the Row Execution Interval time to pass), so if row 1 is executing and you disable rows 2-10, once you wait the 30 seconds (or whatever the REI is), all disabled rows will be looked at and skipped immediately.
-Doug
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