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Fiscal_Time Format: F[Y] [Q[qq]] [M[mm]] [W[ww]] [+/__] [D[ddd]][hh:mm:ss.cc]
Runs the job at the specified fiscal (F) time.
Some rules for specifying fiscal time interval:
- You must begin the fiscal time with F. The rest of the format is optional. The order of precedence for the fiscal date specifiers is left to right: year (Y), quarter (Q), month (M), week (W), and day (D).
- Place any value for a specifier directly after the specifier. For example, specify the third quarter as Q3, not Q 3.
- You can specify a quarter and week without a month, because the month falls within the quarter.
- The default day (D) is day 1.
- The default time [hh:mm:ss.c] is midnight. There must be a space before the time parameter. You can also use spaces within the time parameter.
For example:
- F Q3 W6 runs the job during the sixth week in the third quarter, on day 1 at midnight.
- F Q D5 12:00 runs the job on the fifth day of each quarter at noon.
The manager supports a 52- or 53-week fiscal year as described in the Fiscal Tax Year section of the Internal Revenue Service Publication 538 (Rev. Nov. 88). Fiscal years have the following restrictions:
- 4 quarters a year
- 3 months a quarter
- 7 days a week
- 364 days a year
- 52 weeks a year
- 13 weeks a quarter
- Two 4-week months and one 5-week month in each quarter (the 5-week month must be the same month in each quarter)
In addition, the following restrictions apply to a 53-week fiscal year:
- 371 days a year
- 53 weeks a year
- Three 13-week quarters and one 14-week quarter
- Two 4-week months and one 5-week month in each quarter, with the exception of one 5-week or 6-week month (the month containing the extra week)
By default, the manager supports a fiscal calendar, which always ends on the Saturday that is closest to the end of the month of June. See the SET FISCAL_YEAR command for instructions on defining a different fiscal year.