You can optionally set up server management requests to run on a schedule. Use the following <schedule> subtags to define the schedule on which the request runs.
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<starttime> |
Defines the time of day at which the server begins generating reports. For example:
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<between> |
Contains two subtags, starttime and endtime, which define an interval during which the server generates reports. May not be used in the same schedule as starttime. For example:
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<everyhour> |
Defines the interval between subsequent reports in hours. May not be used in the same schedule as everyminute or everysecond. For example, the following request generates a report every two hours starting at 9 AM:
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<everyminute> |
Defines the interval between subsequent reports in minutes. May not be used in the same schedule as everyhour or everysecond.
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<everysecond> |
Defines the interval between subsequent reports in seconds. May not be used in the same schedule as everyhour or everyminute.
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<ondayofweek> |
Each tag contains one day of the week in which the schedule is active. For example, the following schedule runs on Mondays and Tuesdays:
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<ondayofmonth> |
Each tag contains one day of the month on which the schedule is active. For example, the following schedule runs on the 15th of the month:
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<startdate> |
The date on which the schedule becomes active. For example:
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To modify a schedule, register a new server management request with the same requestId. To delete a schedule, register a server
management request with the same requestId, but include the schedule tag <schedule>
none</schedule>
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