Each row in the SYSSCHEDULE system view describes a time at which an event is to fire, as specified by the SCHEDULE clause of CREATE EVENT. The underlying system table for this view is ISYSSCHEDULE.
| Column name | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| event_id | UNSIGNED INT | The unique number assigned to each event. |
| sched_name | VARCHAR(128) | The name associated with the schedule for the event. |
| recurring | TINYINT | Indicates if the schedule is repeating. |
| start_time | TIME | The schedule start time. |
| stop_time | TIME | The schedule stop time if BETWEEN was used. |
| start_date | DATE | The first date on which the event is scheduled to execute. |
| days_of_week | TINYINT |
A bit mask indicating the days of the week on which the event is scheduled:
|
| days_of_month | UNSIGNED INT |
A bit mask indicating the days of the month on which the event is scheduled. Some examples include:
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| interval_units | CHAR(10) |
The interval unit specified by EVERY:
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| interval_amt | INTEGER | The period specified by EVERY. |
PRIMARY KEY (event_id, sched_name)
FOREIGN KEY (event_id) REFERENCES SYS.ISYSEVENT (event_id)