Qlik Replicate provides a built-in server-level Scheduler to automate task execution. This feature is specifically designed for scenarios like daily batch loads. Users can configure a task to run on a recurring schedule (e.g., daily, weekly) at a predefined time. This is the standard and officially supported method for automating periodic full load tasks. The Scheduler is accessed from the main Tasks view toolbar, where it can be applied to one or more selected tasks.

B. Set trigger through Advanced Run options: Advanced Run options are used to control a single, specific execution of a task, such as starting from a particular timestamp, not for creating a recurring schedule.

C. Set trigger through Task Designer: The Task Designer is where the task's components (endpoints, table selection, transformations) are defined, but it does not contain settings for scheduling execution.

D. Enable task on full load and apply changes: This describes the manual process of starting a one-time full load. It is not an automated or recurring process.

1. Qlik Replicate User Guide (May 2023): In the section "Working with Tasks," subsection "Scheduling a task," page 101, the guide states, "You can schedule a task to start automatically at a predefined time or to run on a recurring basis. This is useful for Full Load only tasks that need to run periodically (e.g. every night)." It details using the "Scheduler" button from the main task view.

2. Qlik Help Portal - Qlik Replicate: The online documentation for "Scheduling a task" explicitly describes the process: "In the main Tasks view, select the task(s) you want to schedule and then click the Scheduler button in the toolbar." This confirms scheduling is a server-level function, not an option within the task designer or advanced run settings. (Accessed via help.qlik.com for Qlik Replicate).