Summary |
Use the following information to help you resolve any problems with PayGlobal Scheduler. |
Access rights |
Ensure that you installed Scheduler using an administrator level Windows user account in order to access the Administrative Tools | Services options in the Windows Start menu. If you installed Scheduler as a service, then you must assign the Scheduler Service a local or network windows user account that has sufficient access to the appropriate folders. |
Serial number |
Check that you have a valid Company serial number (see Company Settings - Secured Modules). If your serial number is invalid, then Scheduler cannot log on to the PayGlobal database. |
Hr.ini file |
Open the Hr.ini file and check the following:
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Company.ini file |
Check that the database contains a valid Company.ini file. |
"PayGlobal Schedule Server" settings |
Check the following fields on the PayGlobal Schedule Server | Configuration tab (see Configure Schedule Server):
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RPM_HR.ini file |
Ensure that the RPM_HR.ini file:
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UNC pathing |
If you use UNC pathing, then ensure that none of the paths include any $ characters for hidden shared folders. |
Schedule INI file |
Check that the PayGlobal Scheduling folder contains a Schedule.INI file. |
Restart service |
After you change any scheduler settings or schedules, you must stop the Schedule Service, and then restart it. |
Stalled schedules |
Check whether the database contains any stalled schedules.
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Run schedule manually |
If problems occur with a schedule, then you can try to run it manually.
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