Specifying a job’s schedule
A job can run under two kinds of schedules: sequential, which
runs the job immediately after another job finishes, or periodic, which runs
the job on specified days at specified times.
To specify a sequential job, you designate a scheduled job after
which the current job is to run. To specify a periodic job, you designate
the times when the job is to run. A periodic job can run at four kinds of
intervals:
- Run once. Specify the date and time at which the job runs. A job
runs only one time when you specify identical start and end dates. You can
also use the Scheduled Jobs node on the Rational® ClearCase® Administration
Console to force immediate execution of any scheduled job.
- Run daily or every n days. Specify the frequency
of the job and the time of day the job starts.
- Run weekly or every n weeks. Specify the frequency
of the job, the days of the week it runs, and the time of day the job starts.
- Run monthly or every n months. Specify the frequency
of the job, the day of the month it runs, and the time of day the job starts.
For daily, weekly, and monthly schedules, you can also specify
starting and ending dates for the job, and you can set the job to repeat at
intervals during the day.
To specify the schedule for a job, you can use the Rational ClearCase Administration
Console or the cleartool schedule command.