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Format of scheduler
With the schedule function available with triggers, you can define an execution schedule in a format similar to natural language.
This section introduces the format of the schedule function.
Format of schedule
[TYPE] [INTERVAL_VALUE] [INTERVAL_SCOPE]
In case of repeating without specifying day
[TYPE]: Repeating without specifying a day requires including the every prefix.
every 12 hours
[INTERVAL_VALUE]: A unit of integer value and its corresponding time. Valid time units are as follows.
minutesorminshours10 minutes
[INTERVAL_SCOPE]: Specify the phrase corresponding to [INTERVAL_VALUE].
- Include the
from [HH:MM] to [HH:MM]clause to define the specific start time and range for running the job.
The time value must be specified as HH:MM in 24 hour format. That is, they are as follows.
every 5 minutes from 10:00 to 14:00
every 1 hours from 08:00 to 16:00
In case of repeating with specifying day
[TYPE]: You can specify the order of repeated days.
every1storfirst2ndorsecond3rdorthird- Up to
5thorfifth
[INTERVAL_VALUE]: You can include the specific date or day of the week on which the trigger will run. The list must be defined in a comma-separated list (without white spaces) and can contain one of the following values:
- It is an integer value representing the month’s date, up to 31 days. For example:
- 1
- 2
- 3
- Up to 31
- Any combination of the next long value or short value representing the day name:
mondayormontuesdayortueswednesdayorwedthursdayorthursfridayorfrisaturdayorsatsundayorsun- To specify all days of the week, use
day.
[INTERVAL_SCOPE]: Specify the phrase corresponding to [INTERVAL_VALUE]. You can specify a single months or multiple months with comma-separated list (without white spaces), including the of [MONTH] clause. You also need to define the specific time to trigger. For example, define it as of [MONTH] [HH:MM]. If the of[MONTH] clause is excluded, it will be executed monthly.
[MONTH]: The month must be specified in a comma-separated list and can contain the following long value or combination of short values.januaryorjanfebruaryorfebmarchormarapriloraprmayjuneorjunjulyorjulaugustoraugseptemberorsepoctoberoroctnovemberornovdecemberordec- To specify all months, use
month
[HH:MM]: The time value must be specified in HH:MM in 24 hour format.HHis an integer from00to23MMis an integer from00to59
Examples
Run every day at 00:00 :
every day 00:00
Run every Monday at 09:00 :
every monday 09:00
Run only once at 17:00 on the second Wednesday in March :
2nd wednesday of march 17:00
Run once at 10:00 on Monday, Wednesday, Friday at the beginning of May and 2nd weeks :
1st,second mon,wed,fri of may 10:00
Run at 10:00 a.m. on weekdays:
every mon,tues,wed,thurs,fri 10:00
Run once every seven days at 09:00 starting from the first day of every month :
every 1,8,15,22 of month 09:00
Run once at 04:00 on the first and third Mondays of the month :
1st,third Monday of month 04:00
Run once at 09:00 on the first Monday of September, October, November :
1st monday of sep,oct,nov 09:00
Run once at 00:00 on the first day of January, April, July, October :
every 1 of jan,april,july,oct 00:00