RuleType

Task launch schedule.

Once: run the task once.

Monthly: run the task on the specified day and time every month.

Weekly: run the task on the specified day and time every week.

Daily: run the task regularly, at the specified interval in days.

Hourly: run the task regularly, at the specified interval in hours, starting on the specified date and time.

Minutely: run the task regularly, at the specified interval in minutes, starting at the specified time.

Manual – start the task manually.

PS – start the task after starting the application.

BR – start the task after the application databases have been updated.

StartTime

Task start date and time.

The StartTime option is required if the RuleType option is set to one of the following: Once, Monthly, Weekly, Daily, Hourly, or Minutely.

[<year>/<month>/<day of the month>] [hh]:[mm]:[ss]; [<day of the month>|<day of the week>]; [<start periodicity>].

RandomInterval

A time interval from 0 to the specified value (in minutes), which will be added to the task start time to avoid starting tasks at the same time.

Default value: 99 minutes.

RunMissedStartRules

Runs a missed task after the application is started.

Yes (default value) – enable running a missed task after the application is launched.

No: does not enable running a missed task after the application starts.

UseWorkingTimeout

Stops the task upon reaching the maximum task execution time specified by the WorkingTimeout setting. The task will be stopped even if it is not completed. The next launch of the task will be performed according to the schedule.

Yes – Stop the task when the maximum task execution time has been reached.

No (default value) – Do not stop the task when the maximum task execution time has been reached.

WorkingTimeout

The maximum task execution time (in minutes) after which the application stops executing the task if UseWorkingTimeout=yes.

Default value: 120 minutes.