Version control triggers allow a project to be started whenever a check-in is performed on a source control repository (otherwise known as continuous integration).
Queuing Behaviour
Changes how the build queue handles multiple pending builds of the same project on the build queue.
Quiet Period
The quiet period is the number of minutes a build will wait on the build queue before it starts.
Tips
Using version control triggers to trigger builds when files are checked into source control can cause the build server to have a project continuously running, as each time a file is checked into source control, the build is added to the build queue. FinalBuilder Server allows you to prevent this by setting the Queuing Behaviour to Replace or Replace All and setting a 'Quiet Period'.