Enhancing Safety with Pause Feature and Scheduled Row Triggers | Clay

Enhancing Safety with Pause Feature and Scheduled Row Triggers

Adding pause feature can help us save lives 😂 Also would love if you can add a trigger to run specific number of rows on schedule

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Yes, you can run specific numbers of rows on a schedule. We have scheduled columns that automatically re-run specific columns or entire tables on a recurring basis. To set this up: 1. Click the ⛭ icon on the top right of your table 2. Under Run the table, select On a schedule 3. Choose frequency: Hour (Enterprise only), Day, Week, or Month 4. Select Only selected columns instead of All columns For running specific row ranges, you can right-click a column, hover over Run Column, then Choose Number of rows to run to specify both the starting row number and number of rows.
Sources: Scheduled columns | Documentation | Clay University Scheduled columns | Documentation | Clay University Scheduled columns | Documentation | Clay University Run Options
Khawaja F.
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if we have 2000 rows in a column can we schedule them to run 400 every hours?
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No, scheduled columns don't support running specific row batches automatically. Scheduling runs the entire selected column(s) at your chosen frequency (hourly for Enterprise plans). However, you can manually run specific row ranges by right-clicking a column, hovering over "Run Column," then "Choose Number of rows to run" to specify starting row and number of rows. For your use case, you'd need to manually trigger 400-row batches rather than having them run automatically on schedule.
Sources: Scheduled columns | Documentation | Clay University Run Options
Khawaja F.
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that’s what i said introducing that feature can help a lot of us
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Currently, scheduled columns don't support running specific row batches automatically. Scheduling runs the entire selected column(s) at your chosen frequency (hourly for Enterprise plans). You can manually run specific row ranges by right-clicking a column, hovering over "Run Column," then "Choose Number of rows to run" to specify starting row and number of rows. For your use case of running 400 rows every hour automatically, this feature isn't available yet - you'd need to manually trigger each 400-row batch.
Sources: Scheduled columns | Documentation | Clay University Scheduled columns | Documentation | Clay University Scheduled columns | Documentation | Clay University Run Options