Not even, AFAIK. Pretty sure you can do: hours = 0,4,8,12,16,20 or
something similar. I do it with days of the week (ie. 2,4-5).
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Phil Stracchino wrote:
Brian McDonald wrote:
Rushowr wrote:
Anyone care to enlighten me on how I might designate a schedule resource
to run every XX hours? I have a every 2 hours planned, and a every 4
hours planned, and was hoping NOT to have to specify every hour that it
runs. Is there a keyword that I'm missing?
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Did you try...
Schedule {
Name = HourlyIncremental
Run = hourly
}
The 'hourly' keyword is in the manual under the Schedule resource.
Yes, but I think what he wants is hourly/N for some integer N. I know
we don't support that specific syntax, but I don't know if there's a
simple way to do it other than enumerating a list of specific times.
Though the enumeration would only have to be done once .... every four
hours is only six lines.
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