OmnistudioCronJob is a standard internal scheduled job that supports Omnistudio. Salesforce schedules it automatically the first time a user previews or interacts with an Omniscript or Flexcard. After it's scheduled in an org, it stays in place and isn't rescheduled each time another user takes the same action.
The job logs your org's Omnistudio configuration and settings, as listed below.
What does this job log?
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Setting |
What is logged
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|---|---|
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OmniInteractionAccessConfig |
The on/off state of each configuration |
|
OmniInteractionConfig |
The on/off state of each configuration |
|
Data Mapper versioning |
Count of Data Mappers with a single version vs. multiple versions, and your org's Data Mapper versioning preference |
|
Org-level Omnistudio settings |
Org preferences and permissions, installed Omnistudio packages, runtime and designer settings |
No action is required on this.
OmnistudioCronJob is a standard internal scheduled job that supports Omnistudio.
Salesforce creates it automatically when a user previews or interacts with an Omniscript or Flexcard.
The user shown in Scheduled Jobs is only the user whose session first triggered the scheduling. It doesn't mean that the user owns or controls the job.
The job runs in the Automated Process user context, regardless of the user shown.
Don't delete the job. If it's removed, Salesforce recreates it the next time a user previews or interacts with an Omniscript or Flexcard.
Deactivating or deleting the user shown against the job doesn’t stop the job from being recreated.
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