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Scheduling > Maintenance > Live Scheduling Load > Schedule Load
This tab allows you to run a trial scheduling load and generate a statistics report by grade level.
The trial scheduling load tests the courses created by the Master Schedule Generator and any courses that already exist in the campus master schedule. This allows you to determine how well students will be scheduled with courses created by Maintenance > Master Schedule Generator > Generate Campus Schedule.
The scheduling load options must be set on the Options tab before you run the scheduling load.
Run trial load:
| Reschedule Student's Preassigned Sec/Sem |
If you have students with courses that are already scheduled (i.e., students who are already scheduled into courses before scheduling is run because they must have a specific section or semester of a course): |
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❏ Click Trial Run.
The trial scheduling load begins processing.
At the end of the trial scheduling load, a message is displayed indicating the number of students that the trial run attempted to schedule.
| View Load Stats |
Click to view the scheduling statistics report for the scheduling load. Review, save, or print the report. |
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| Show Crs Error |
If errors are encountered, click to view a report of invalid course errors for the scheduling load. Review, save, or print the report. |
❏ If you need to improve your scheduling load, run all reports necessary to identify reasons for unscheduled students, and make the necessary modifications.
It is recommended that you run and review the following reports after the trial run and before accepting the load:
❏ Click Trial Run to run the trial scheduling load again until you are satisfied with the results.
After you run the first run, a warning message is displayed when you run subsequent runs indicating that students have already been scheduled. Click OK to continue.
Any subsequent runs will reschedule all the students and load the master schedule and student course requests into temporary tables again.
Click Accept Load to accept the scheduling load.
WARNING: Do not click Accept Load until you have run all available reports and are satisfied with the trial run. Be sure to check the percentages, student reject listing, and class balancing before accepting the load.
When you click Accept Load, the student schedules are moved from the scheduling temporary tables to the student course request table, and the “Export successful” message is displayed.
If you selected Reschedule Student's Preassigned Sec/Sem, and preassigned sections or semesters exist, a warning is displayed indicating that preassigned courses will be overwritten. Click Yes to continue.
You are prompted to save a backup of the student course requests. This enables you to start over by resetting the student course requests to the original state before the scheduling load. Save the file in a known location.
The default name for the file backup is TxEIS_DBcccddd_STUREQ###_YYYYMMDD.zip where cccddd is the county-district number, ### is the campus ID, and YYYYMMDD is the date the file backup was created. You can rename the file as needed.
You are prompted to create a password for the file.
| password |
Type a password for the zipped file, up to ten characters. Special characters are not allowed.
CAUTION: Record the password. |
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| retype password |
Retype the password to confirm that you typed it as intended. |
Click OK. The scheduling load begins processing.
When the scheduling load is accepted, the data is cleared from the scheduling table; therefore, no reports except the Master Schedule will contain data.
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