1 to 31

Indicates the days of the months on which the job queue runs.

Every [number] minute

Indicates that the job queue runs every [number] minutes in the selected hours.

Custom

Indicates that the job queue runs at the specified interval in the selected hours.

The text must be a single value or a comma-separated list of values in the following format:

• Time (24-hour clock) to start the queue, in HH:MM format.
• A dash (-).
• Time (24-hour clock) to stop the queue, in HH:MM format.
• The number of minutes between the last time that the queue was processed and the next time that it should be processed, as a positive integer in square brackets ([,]).

  If the stop time is less than the start time, the stop time occurs on the day after the start time. If the start time and the stop time are the same, the time span is exactly 24 hours.

  Examples:

• 12:30-13:15[5]

  Process the queue every five minutes from 12:30 PM until 1:15 PM.

• 23:30-3:45[10], 5:15-7:59[20]

  Process the queue every 10 minutes from 11:30 PM until 3:45 AM as well as every 20 minutes from 5:15 AM until 7:59 AM.

  If time spans contain some period of time in common or overlap, and the current time matches the pattern defined in either time span, the queue will be processed.

  Example:

  7:00-13:00[4],12:00-14:00[9]

  Processes the query every day at 3 AM, every 15 minutes between 12:45 AM and 1:15 AM, and every 30 minutes between 1:00 AM and 1:15 PM.

  Between noon and 1:00 PM, processes the queue if it has been a multiple of four minutes since 7:00 AM or a multiple of nine minutes since noon.

12 to 11 A.M. or P.M

Indicates the hours on the selected days on which the job queue runs.

0 to 59

Indicates the minutes when the job queue runs in the selected hours.

All

Indicates that the job queue runs:

• Every minute in the selected hours.
• Every hour on the selected days.
• Every day in the selected months.

Basic

Opens the Schedule [Job Name] Job—Basic page, where you can create a job schedule based on the days of the week and time.