The adsupdate command recreates the ad events and it will not keep the "Started" state for the event. If you only want to start events from the API then you can use the Manual option to prevent events from starting from the scheduler itself (probably, an API command should be added to control "Manual" option state).nelson c said:The second alternative seems valid, but I have a doubt:
If you then run the ADSUpdate command, this configuration is maintained?
This is already possible with the "If Run Now was used, skip next scheduled launch" option (starting events from the API is the same as clicking the "Run Now" button, so this option applies).eddr said:I think in simple terms: Ability to run event/schedule on demand without an actual schedule time/date or in addition to the schedule?
Just like doing a "Run Now" on a windows scheduled task