Hi Eric,

No you can't I'm afraid but you could log them in script.log if you wish. With something like the following in your code when you start the scheduler you'll know when it has started. You could just sub in whatever you want in here.

var displayName = Spark.getPlayer().getDisplayName(); 

Spark.log.debug( displayName + " has scheduled a script to run in X seconds on "+ new Date());

Now navigate to the NoSql explorer and click find on script.log to view the log. You could also put a log in the scheduled module itself to log when it has run successfully.

Thanks,

Liam