Enabling a Schedule

Complete the following instructions to enable a schedule with Resource Scheduler.

Important

To enable schedules using these procedures, you must have a policy that gives you to permission to access, create, and change schedules, and you must have a policy that gives schedules permissions to manage resources. For more information, see Authentication and Authorization, Resource Scheduler Policies, and Example Policies.
To enable a schedule:
1. On the Resource Scheduler Schedules page, do one of the following:
  
  At the right end of the row that contains the name of the schedule that you want to disable, select the Actions menu and select Enable.
  
  Select the name of the schedule that you want to enable.
2. On the Schedule details page, select Enable Schedule.
3. In the list of schedules, select the name of the disabled schedule that you want to enable. The details page for that schedule opens.
4. Select Enable Schedule. The Enable Schedule confirmation dialog box opens.
5. Select Enable to enable the schedule.
  Note
  
  When you select Enable, after the schedule is enabled, the button changes to Disable schedule, the label in the left pane changes to ACTIVE, and the Schedule icon changes color to green.
6. Optional: Return to the Resource Scheduler home page and display the list of schedules. Check the status of the schedule you just enabled and verify that it is now Enabled.
Use the Resource Scheduler Schedule Activate CLI command and required parameters to disable a schedule.
```
Command
oci resource-scheduler schedule activate --schedule-id, -? | -h |
    --help
```
For a complete list of parameters and values for all Resource Scheduler CLI commands, see the Resource Scheduler CLI.

For a complete list of parameters and values for all CLI commands, see the CLI Command Reference.
Use the Resource Scheduler ActivateSchedule API to enable a schedule.
For a complete list of Resource Scheduler APIs, see Resource Scheduler APIs.

Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Documentation

Enabling a Schedule