Create Schedule Job Run every N minutes
Schedules a task that runs every N minutes.
Workflow inputs – Create Schedule Job Run every N minutes
Call Workflow Input | Description | Required | Default Value |
connection details | XML document conforming to the Connection Details common object that contains the information required to execute a command via command line. | Yes | n/a |
task name | Specifies a name for the task.
Valid value: unique name not exceeding 238 characters.
| Yes | n/a |
task run | Specifies the program or command that the task runs.
| Yes | n/a |
modifier | The /mo (modifier) parameter is optional and specifies the number of minutes between each run of the task. The default value for /mo is 1 (every hour). | Yes | 1 |
runas user | Runs the task with permissions of the specified user account. Default value is permissions of the current user of the local computer, or permission of the user specified by /u parameter. | Yes | Permissions of current local user |
runas password | Provides the password for the user account that is specified in the /ru Domain/User parameter. | Yes | n/a |
start time | Specifies the time of day that the task starts (each time it starts) in HH:MM 24–hour format. Default value is current time on local computer. | No | Current time on local computer |
end time | Specifies time of day that a minute or hourly task schedule ends in HH:MM 24–hour format.
| No | n/a |
duration | Specifies maximum length of time in minutes or hours.
Valid time 24–hour format: HHHH:MM | No | n/a |
start date | Specifies the date on which the task schedule starts.
Valid date format: mm/dd/yyyy
| No | Current date on the local computer |
end date | Specifies the date on which the schedule ends. This parameter is optional. This parameter is optional. By default, schedules have no ending date.
| No | Current date on the local computer |
Workflow outputs – Create Schedule Job Run every N minutes
Call Workflow Output | Description |
output | XML document consisting of one or more <line> elements that contain the command response. Each <line> element contains an index attribute indicating the order in which the information was returned by the command. |
success | Did the operation succeed?
Valid values: true, false |