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16-4 Schedule Definition
Fields
P0724352 Standard 1.0
Schedule Name
Assigns a name to the schedule so it can be identified in the Schedule
Definition menus.
Language
Indicates the language to be used to display the schedule name. This field
appears as square brackets in the upper right corner of the screen. It does
not appear on unilingual systems.
Date (mm/dd)
Indicates the month and date to print or execute the reports and change
orders attached to this schedule. An asterisk (*) can be entered in the place
of the day and/or month to indicate that the schedule is to apply to more
than one date.
For example:
06/05 means "the fifth day of June"
*/05 means "the fifth day of every month"
06/* means "every day in June"
*/* means "every day of every month"
Start of each Week
Enter an asterisk (*) to run the schedule on the first day of each week.
Otherwise, leave the field blank to indicate that it is not to be used in the
schedule. The week is defined in the Time Frames Definition feature
(described in the "Parameter Administration" chapter).
Start of each Period:
Enter an asterisk (*) to run the schedule on the first day of each period.
Otherwise, leave the field blank to indicate that it is not to be used in the
schedule. The period is defined in the Time Frames Definition feature
(described in the "Parameter Administration" chapter).
Every Monday
Every Tuesday
Every ...
Enter an asterisk (*) in the field(s) to run the schedule on the specific day(s)
of the week. Otherwise, leave the field blank to indicate that it is not to be
used in the schedule.
November 1994
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