You can maintain current jobs or add new jobs under Admin Tools > Settings > Jobs Administration.There you'll see a list of currently configured jobs. You can click a job to modify the configuration or click the Add button in the grid footer to create a new job. Clicking on an existing job, or adding a new job, will bring you to the page pictured below. Name - Provide a concise description of what the job is doing.Active - Mark the job as active or inactive. Only some of the jobs that ship with Rock are active by default, so it’s a good idea to check these statuses to make sure everything you need is active.Description - Provide details about what the job does and any background criteria that you may want to know in the future.Notification Status - This defines when a notification email should be sent. Options are:Success – when a job finishes successfullyError – when a job encounters an errorAll – for both Success and ErrorNone – never Cron Expression - Cron expressions are a concise schedule pattern that defines when the job is run. They can be difficult to write without help. We recommend using the CronMaker.com website to assist you in creating these expressions.Notification Emails - This is a comma-separated list of emails for the job; used when a notification needs to be sent.Job History Count - On the Jobs Administration page, you can view the history of runs for each job by clicking the ti ti-history icon. By default, this is limited to the last 500 occurrences, but you can adjust how much history to retain here.Job Type - Select the type of job to run.Job Settings - Each job type will have its own set of configuration items. In the example pictured above, the RunSQL job defines the SQL statement that you want to run when the job executes. NoteNo Need to RestartWhen you add or modify a job there's no need to restart your website. Changes will be automatically updated within a few minutes. TipPause JobsThere will be times when you'll need to temporarily stop running a job. Instead of deleting the job and re-creating it later, simply inactivate the job until you’re ready to run it again.