Cisco Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide

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Cisco Process Orchestrator 3.1 User Guide

Chapter 5 Authoring Processes

Scheduling Processes

Creating a Recurring Calendar

A recurring calendar has a specified start date, time period, and duration for when the process repeats
execution.

Use the Daily Recurrence calendar to specify the start and end date for a recurring calendar and the
number of days.

You can specify the calendar to repeat on a daily, weekly, monthly, or yearly basis.

Note

Use commas to separate multiple dates.

Related Topics

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Creating a Daily Calendar

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Creating a Weekly Calendar

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Creating a Monthly Calendar

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Creating a Yearly Calendar

Creating a Daily Calendar

The Daily Recurring calendar specifies the start and end date for a daily recurring calendar and the
number of days in the daily recurrence cycle.

Step 1

Choose Definitions > Calendars, right-click and choose New > Recurring Calendar.

Step 2

Click the General tab and enter the required information.

Step 3

Choose Recurrence > Recurrence Pattern > Daily.

Step 4

Select one of the following options to indicate how often the recurrence repeats:

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Every [ ] day(s)—Enter the number of days the recurrence is to repeat.

For example, to have the recurrence repeat every other day, enter 2 in the text field.

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For every [ ] day period, on the day(s)—Enter the number of days the recurrence cycle is to repeat
or click Select to select the specific days within the day period from the Select Days dialog box.

For example, to have the recurrence to repeat every 7 days on the first and last day of this time
period, enter 7 in the text field and then click Select to select Day 1 and Day 7 on the Select Days
dialog box.

Creating a Weekly Calendar

Use the Weekly Recurrence calendar to specify the start and end date for a weekly recurring calendar
and the number of weeks in the recurrence cycle.