59 CRON - Timed command execution


Restrictions	Parameter Description
Functions of the AMO	Error Messages and Advisories

The AMO CRON is used to execute MML-commands at specified times, either only once or periodical (every ten minutes, hourly, dayly, weekly or monthly). The AMO is based on a scheduling mechanism in the system which is activated in time-intervals of ten minutes. The MML-commands which are to be executed are stored in a time-schedule table which resides on hard disk.

An entry of the time-schedule table contains the following information:

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the MML-command which is to be executed

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a time specification when the MML-command should be executed

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an option that specifies, how often a MML-command is to be executed (O=once or P=periodical)

The time specification consists of five parameter entries that specify the minute (0, 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50), hour (0-23), day of the month (1-31), month of the year (1-12) and day of the week (0-6, with 0=Sunday). Each of these parameters may contain:

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a number in the range indicated above

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an asterisk (*) meaning all legal values

Time specifications can be made in any combination. Parameters which are not specified or contain asterisks will be interpreted as "don’t care", meaning all legal values (every ten minutes, hourly, dayly, weekly or monthly respectively). The specification of days may be made by two parameters (DAY and WEEKDAY). If both are specified, both are adhered. For example WEEKDAY=5, DAY=13 would run a MML-command on every Friday the thirteenth.

All executed MML-commands are recorded in the MML-Logbook ( see AMO LOGBK). The result can be displayed using AMO-LOGBK. If however the MMI checking the command detects an error, there are not prompted parameters like in dialogue but the job will be discarded. There will be no entry to the AMO-LOGBK.

Attention: The user has to check the correctness of the MML-command.

MML-commands which are to be executed only once are removed automatically from the time-shedule table when they are (successfully or unsuccessfully) executed. MML-commands which are to be executed periodically remain in the time-shedule table.

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