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These options are available with the right mouse button over a task.
- Execute: This means run the task immediately. (Hence ignores any dependency that hold the task).
This option preserves the previous output, from the job. You should see output files t1.1, t1.2, t1.3, each time the task is run. - Rerun: This places the task, back into the queued state.
The task will now honour any dependencies that would hold the job. i.e. time dependencies, limits, triggers, suspend, etc.
(You will be introduced to these terms later on in the tutorial)
If the task does run, the previous output, is preserved. - Re-queue: This resets the task back to the queued state.
If the task has a default status, this is applied. The task output number is reset, such that next output will be written to t1.1.
This will overwrite any existing output with that extension,when the task runs.
Any subsequent calls to execute or rerun will now overwrite the output files, t1.2,t1.3 etc.
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