Scheduling
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The schedule will be specified in a text file using XML. An example of the
schedule file format is shown below:
<Schedule Name="<name>" UTCOffset="<offset>">
<!—where <offset> = Local, or an offset from UTC time e.g. -60 -- >
<BaseScheduleItem>
<!--Defines the base schedule item - there should only be one of these -->
<ConfigurationSlot>1</ConfigurationSlot>
<LoadTime>16:34:30</LoadTime> <!-- Load time specified in HH:MM:SS -->
<LoadDay>Mon</LoadDay> <!-- Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat or Sun>
<HoldOffPeriods>
<StartErrorReporting>5</StartErrorReporting>
<StopErrorReporting>5</StopErrorReporting>
<StartErrorLogging>5</StartErrorLogging>
<StopErrorLogging>5</StopErrorLogging>
</HoldOffPeriods>
</BaseScheduleItem>
< ScheduleItem>
<ConfigurationSlot>2</ConfigurationSlot>
<LoadTime>15:00:00</LoadTime>
<LoadDays>Mon | Tue | Wed</LoadDays>
<!-- any combination of Mon, Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri, Sat, Sun>
<HoldOffPeriods>
<StartErrorReporting>5</StartErrorReporting>
<StopErrorReporting>5</StopErrorReporting>
<StartErrorLogging>5</StartErrorLogging>
<StopErrorLogging>5</StopErrorLogging>
</HoldOffPeriods>
</ScheduleItem>
</Schedule>
In this example, both the BaseScheduleItem and the ScheduleItem have LoadDays
entries; remember, if you copy and paste between the two sections, the
BaseSchedule section entry is singular (LoadDay) and the ScheduleItem section
entry is plural (LoadDays).
NOTE. There should be only a single day listed in the LoadDay entry in the
BaseScheduleItem section; there can be multiple days listed in the LoadDays entry
in the ScheduleItem section.
<!-- Load time specified in HH:MM:SS -->
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