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  • This website is Hornbill's new product documentation website and is currently under development.
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Complex Types - reportScheduleType

Description

Settings to define the devliery of the Report output

Properties

Name Type Occurrence Description
application appNameType Optional The application to associate this scheduled job with.
dayMask scheduleDayMaskType Optional The scheduled job day of the week mask.
description xs:string Required The scheduled job description.
expireCount xs:integer Optional The number of times to run the schedule job.
jobId xs:int Optional The Id of the Scheduled Job Associated with the Report if not specified a job will be created
jobInfo xs:string Required The information needed to run the job. In the case of an xmlmc_api type, this would be the XML used to make the methodcall. The XML string can contain replace macros for {{identifier}}, the identifier can be any one of the following: - - {{nowDateTime}} - The current (UTC) date/time in ISO8601 YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS format. - {{jobId}} - The identifier of the scheduled job
jobRunType scheduledJobRunType Required The type of job to run on the scheduled event.
mode scheduleType Required The job mode. Permissible values are runOnce, runDaily, runMonthly, runEveryPeriod.
monthMask scheduleMonthMaskType Optional The scheduled job month mask.
nextEvent xs:dateTime Optional The next scheduled event.
period xs:unsignedInt Optional The scheduled job period.
reference xs:anyURI Optional A reference used to identify scheduled job. For example, for report scheduling it could be (urn:sys:reporting:reportId)
runStatus scheduleRunStatusType Optional The job run status. Permissible values are disabled, running and expired
tag xs:anyURI Optional A tag used to identify groups of scheduled jobs. For example, for report scheduling it could be (urn:xmlmc:reporting:reportRun)
timeZone xs:string Optional Specify the timezone that you would like this schedule to use. If you do not specify any timezone, or set this empty, then UTC/GMT timezone is assumed.
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