The date and time when the monitor stops. For the time value, use a 24-hour clock. The stop date and time must be later than the start date and time.
How often the monitor runs. Depending on the selection, more options could appear.
- One Time: The monitor runs once, at the start date and time.
- Every: Enter the frequency in minutes. The monitor runs every NN minutes. However, if the previous run has not completed, CVS skips the run and try again at the next scheduled time. CVS will not terminate a monitor after it has started.
- Daily: The monitor runs once a day, at the time that is specified in the start time.
- Weekly: Select one or more days of the week. The monitor runs once on each selected day, at the time that is specified in the start time.
- Monthly: Enter one or more days of the month. If you enter multiple days, you must be separate them with spaces. For example, you could enter 1 15 30. If you specify a day that does not occur in a specific month (such as 31) the day is ignored for that month. The monitor runs once on each day, at the time that is specified in the start time.
- CRON: Enter a standard cron specification. Cron is a standard UNIX syntax for specifying time intervals. This approach allows the most flexibility when specifying a run schedule.
