Create Schedule Job Run every N weeks


Schedules a task that runs every N weeks.

Warning

Note

This workflow is available only for use in Microsoft Windows environments.

 Workflow inputs – Create Schedule Job Run every N weeks

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.

 

Warning

Note

You must use quotation marks to enclose the names that include spaces.

Yes

n/a

task run

Specifies the program or command that the task runs.

 

Warning

Note

The fully qualified path and file name of an executable file, script file, or batch file must be provided. The path name must not exceed 262 characters.

Yes

n/a

modifier

Specifies the number of weeks between each run of the task.

Yes

n/a

runas user

Runs the task with permissions of the specified user account.

Yes

n/a

runas password

Provides the password for the user account that is specified in the /ru Domain/User parameter.

Yes

n/a

day

Specifies a day (or days) of the week.

No

n/a

start time

Specifies the time of day that the task starts (each time it starts) in HH:MM 24–hour format.

No

Current time on local computer.

start date

Specifies the date on which the task schedule starts.

 

Valid date format: mm/dd/yyyy

 

Warning

Note

Format set by selected locale on local computer.

No

Current date on the local computer.

end date

Specifies the date on which the schedule ends. This parameter is optional.

 

Format for <end date> varies with the selected locale on local.

No

In the absence of a value for this input the job runs infinitely.

 

 Workflow outputs – Create Schedule Job Run every N weeks

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

 

 

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