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Create a Calendar Criteria Definition

You can use calendar criteria to define complex date or day requirements.

To create a calendar criteria definition

1. Enter /ASADMIN.CC.CR.

   The Calendar Criteria List appears.

2. Press F4 (Add).

   The Calendar Criteria panel appears.

3. Complete the following fields:

   Name

   Specifies the name of the calendar criteria in use.

   Description

   Briefly describes the calendar criteria.

   Calendar

   Specifies the related calendar to use when the criteria expression is evaluated.

4. Specify the expression that defines your criteria. Press F1 (Help) for more information.

   Note: Enter a question mark (?) to list the valid values for the fields.

   Press F3 (File).

   The criteria definition is created.

Example: Specify the Criteria Expression

This following example shows a criteria definition that selects Mondays as long as it is not a public holiday, as identified by the PUBHOLNA keyword.

SOLVPROD--------- Automation Services : Calendar Criteria ---------Function=ADD
 Command ===>                                                   Scroll ===> CSR 
                                                                                
 . Calendar Criteria Definition -----------------------------------------------.
 | Name ......... MONNOTPUBHOL                                                 |
 | Description .. Mondays but not public holidays                              |
 | Calendar ..... AUCALENDAR    Calendar for Australia                         |
 '-----------------------------------------------------------------------------'
 . Calendar Criteria Expression -----------------------------------------------.
 |                                                  D=Delete I=Insert R=Repeat |
 |      "(" Keyword  Opr Keyword Value                              ")" Bool   |
 |          DAY      EQ  'MON'                                          AND    |
 |          PUBHOLNA EQ  'N'                                                   |