Paradyne 6800 Times, Valid entries are hhmm, hhmmam or pm, hh-hhmm, and allmm, Hhmmam or, Weekly

Introduction

Time(s)

Enter the time(s) at which the command will execute.

Valid entries are hh:mm, hh:mmam or pm, hh-hh:mm, and all:mm

Where: hh:mm = Execute at the 24-hour time specified.

hh:mmam or

hh:mmpm = Execute at the 12-hour time specified with an am or pm designation.

hh-hh:mm= Execute every hour within the time range specified, at the specified minute.

all:mm = Execute every hour at the specified minute.

weekly

Causes the command to execute on a weekly basis. When you enter weekly in the Schedule execution field, the system displays the following fields:

Day(s) of the week

Enter the day(s) of the week when the command is to execute. Valid entries are as follows:

•The days of the week in abbreviated form, e.g., sun, mon, tue, wed, thu, fri, sat. Multiple entries are allowed separated by commas or spaces.

•A range of days separated by a dash, e.g., sun-thu.

•The keyword all for all days of the week.

Time(s)

Enter the time(s) the command is to execute for each day specified. For time(s) entry parameters, refer to the Time(s) field explanation for delayed command execution.

Last date

Enter the stop date for command execution. If you leave this field blank the command will execute indefinitely on a weekly basis. The last date must occur after the first scheduled date.

For data format, refer to the Date(s) field explanation for delayed command execution.

6800-A2-GB31-20 January 1997 1-11