update-quality-scheduler

To update a cron schedule for a data quality rule, provide the scheduler UUID and specify the desired cron expression changes. The system enforces mandatory human confirmation before applying schedule modifications to ensure safe, auditable governance updates.

A quality rule scheduler automates data governance validations by running quality checks on collections and tables based on a cron expression. You need to modify it when adjusting validation frequency, scope, or activation status to maintain accurate data quality monitoring.

To change target collections or table filters for a quality validation, you use the scheduler UUID to identify the existing rule and specify the new collection lists or table filters. The system presents a modification plan requiring user approval before execution.

Yes, the scheduler UUID is required to modify a data quality rule schedule. If the UUID is not available in your current context, you can obtain it by listing existing quality rule schedulers before specifying any schedule, scope, or activation changes.

Yes, you can rename a quality scheduler and update its description simultaneously. Along with naming changes, you can adjust the execution size, collection scope, table filters, and activation status in a single user-approved modification plan.

If you do not confirm the proposed changes, the quality rule scheduler remains unmodified. The system enforces mandatory human confirmation before execution, meaning no schedule, scope, or naming adjustments are applied without explicit user approval.