Run XPSSweeper as a Batch Job

You can run XPSSweeper as a batch job by setting the following two XPS configuration parameters using XPSConfig:

CA.XPS::$Autosweep
Specifies whether to run XPSweeper according to the Autosweep schedule or not to run XPSSweeper at all.

Type: Boolean
CA.XPS::$AutosweepSchedule
Specifies the Autosweep schedule in GMT using the following format:
```
DDD@{HH:MM}[,DDD@{HH:MM}] ... [,DDD@{HH:MM}]
```
- DDD
  (Optional) Specifies the day of the week:
```
Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat
```
- HH
  Specifies the hour.
  
  Range: 00-23
- MM
  Specifies the number of minutes past the hour.
  
  Range: 00-59
- Examples:
- Sun@08:30
  Every Sunday at 8:30am GMT
- Tue@14:00
  Every Tuesday at 2:00pm GMT
- 15:15
  Everyday at 3:15pm GMT
- Sun@08:30,Tue@14:00,15:15
  Every Sunday at 8:30am, every Tuesday at 2:00pm, and everyday at 3:15pm except Tuesday
  
  Note: Multiple Autosweep times can be separated by commas, spaces, or semicolons.

Policy Servers manage XPSSweeper Autosweep times as follows:

XPSSweeper may run a few minutes off schedule because the cache check frequency is every several minutes.
If XPSSweeper is already running when it is scheduled to run, it is not stopped and restarted, but allowed to finish the sweep process.
XPSSweeper is not run more frequently than every two hours, even when scheduled.
Example: If XPSSweeper is scheduled to run at 2:00pm on Tuesday and daily at 3:15pm, the latter sweep is not run on Tuesdays.