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Siebel Analytics Scheduler Guide > Configuring Siebel Analytics Scheduler Job Scripts > Analytics Scheduler Script Object Methods and Events >
ScheduleJobWeekly Method
Schedules a new job with a Weekly trigger. Syntax
ScheduleJobWeekly name, description, scriptType, script, startDate, startTime, endTime, minutesInterval, weeksInterval, whichDays [, parameters, flags, maxRunTimeMS, maxConcurrentInstances, endDate]
Argument
Arguments for ScheduleJobWeekly method are shown in Table 36.
Table 36. ScheduleJobWeekly Method Arguments
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name |
A string that specifies the name of the job. |
description |
A string that specifies the description of the job. |
scriptType |
A string that specifies the script type associated with the job (either VBScript or JScript). |
script |
A string that specifies the script code or path (if the nqJobScriptContainsPath flag is set) associated with the job. |
startDate |
A date value that specifies the date the job is activated. |
startTime |
A date value that specifies the time the job is activated. |
endTime |
A date value that specifies the time the job is deactivated. |
minutesInterval |
A long value that specifies the number of minutes between consecutive job executions. |
weeksInterval |
An integer value that specifies the number of weeks between job invocations. |
whichDays |
An integer value that specifies the days of the week the job runs. See DayOfWeekEnum Constants for valid settings. |
parameters |
(Optional) A string array of parameter values passed to the script. The default is an empty array. |
flags |
(Optional) A long value that specifies the flags associated with the job. For valid settings, see JobFlagsEnum Constants. The default is nqJobNoFlags. |
maxRunTimeMS |
(Optional) A long value that specifies the maximum time in milliseconds that a job runs before it is terminated. The default is 0 (zero), which means the job can run indefinitely. |
maxConcurrentInstances |
(Optional) A long value that specifies the maximum number of concurrent running instances of this job. The default is 0 (zero), which means no limit. |
endDate |
(Optional) A date value that specifies the time the job is deactivated. |
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