RDOHELP72.HLB  —  Replication Option, DEFINE_SCHEDULE, Format
  (B)0DEFINE SCHEDULE qq> FOR qq> transfer-name qqqk
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      mqq> START qq> start-date-time qqqj x
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      mqq> EVERY qqwq> every-delta-time qqqqqwqqj x
                   mq> every-absolute-time qqj    x
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    mq> RETRY q> count q> TIMES qwqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqwj x
                                 mq> RETRY EVERY qq> delta-time qj  x
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  mqq> END qwqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqqwqwqqqqqqqqqqqqqwqqq>  .
            mqq> transfer-name qj mq> SCHEDULE qj

1  –  transfer-name

    The transfer for which this schedule is being defined. The
    transfer must already exist when you create a schedule definition
    for it. The transfer-name parameter is required.

2  –  start-date-time

    The time to execute the initial transfer. You can specify an
    absolute or delta time. If you supply an absolute time, the
    initial transfer will be executed at the time specified. If you
    use a delta time, Replication Option uses the current time and
    the delta-time value to calculate the actual transfer time. The
    START clause is optional. If you do not include a START clause,
    the start time is set to the current time so that the transfer
    will execute as soon as the transfer schedule definition is
    processed.

    The start-date-time parameter uses the following absolute and
    delta-time formats. You can omit any of the trailing fields in
    the date or time. You can omit any of the fields in the middle
    of the format as long as you include the punctuation marks. For
    more information on date and time formats, see the entry on the
    $BINTIM OpenVMS system service in the OpenVMS documentation set.

    Absolute-time

    dd-mmm-yyyy hh:mm:ss.cc

    Delta time

    dddd:hh:mm:ss.cc

    In the absolute and delta time designations, the abbreviations
    have the following meanings:

    dddd   Number of days
    dd     Day of the month
    mmm    Month
    yyyy   Year
    hh     Hours
    mm     Minutes
    ss     Seconds
    cc     Hundredths of a second

3  –  every-delta-time

    Used to calculate the time to execute the next transfer. The
    EVERY clause is optional. If you specify the EVERY clause, you
    must specify either every-delta-time or every-absolute-time. If
    you omit the EVERY clause, the transfer occurs only once.

    The valid specification for every-delta-time is the delta format
    used by the $BINTIM OpenVMS system service. The delta time you
    specify is the time from the completion of the last transfer
    sequence until the start of the next one. A transfer sequence
    is the set of transfers from the first attempt until one of the
    following conditions is met: the execution is successful, the
    maximum number of retries specified in the RETRY clause has been
    reached, or a fatal error has occurred (one for which retries are
    not attempted).

4  –  every-absolute-time

  (B)0every-absolute-time =

    qqqqqwqqqqqq> DAY qqqqqqwqqwqqqqqqqqqqq>qqqqqqqqqwqwqqq>
         tqqqqqq> WEEK qqqqqu  mqq> AT qq> at-time qqj x
         tqqqqqq> MONTH qqqqj                          x
         mqqwqqq> weekday qqqwqqqqqqqqqq>qqqqqqqqwqqwqqj
            x                mq> AT qq>at-time qqj  x
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    Used to calculate the time to execute the next transfer. The
    EVERY clause is optional. If you specify the EVERY clause, you
    must specify either every-absolute-time or every-delta-time. If
    you omit the EVERY clause, the transfer occurs only once.

4.1  –  DAY

    The transfer executes on a daily basis.

4.2  –  WEEK

    The transfer occurs every week on the same day of the week as the
    initial transfer.

4.3  –  MONTH

    The transfer occurs on a monthly cycle on the same day of the
    month as the initial transfer.

    Note that if the initial transfer starts on the 31st of the
    month and the transfer schedule specifies EVERY MONTH, the
    next execution of the transfer will be on the last day of the
    following month, whether the last day is the 28th, 29th, 30th, or
    31st.

4.4  –  weekday

    The transfer executes on the weekdays that you list. If you
    list more than one weekday, separate the days with commas. Valid
    weekday specifications are:

       SUNDAY
       MONDAY
       TUESDAY
       WEDNESDAY
       THURSDAY
       FRIDAY
       SATURDAY

4.5  –  at-time

    Qualifies every-absolute-time by specifying the time of day at
    which the transfer should occur. This parameter is optional.
    If you specify DAY, WEEK, or MONTH, but do not specify an at-
    time, Replication Option uses the time of day of the initial
    transfer. In the case of a list of weekdays, the at-time for
    each day can be specified. If the at-time for any weekday is not
    specified, the default is the time used for the previous entry in
    the list. For the first entry in the list, the time of day of the
    initial transfer is used, if none is specified.

5  –  count

    The maximum number of times to retry a transfer if a transfer
    execution fails. If you do not include a retry count or if the
    count value is set to zero, Replication Option does not attempt
    to retry the transfer until the next scheduled transfer time as
    indicated by the EVERY clause.

    Replication Option does not retry a transfer if the transfer
    failed as a result of a fatal error. You can recover from a fatal
    error only by manual intervention.

6  –  delta-time

    The length of time Replication Option waits between the time of
    the last failed attempt and the time of the next retry attempt.
    The RETRY EVERY delta-time clause is optional and can only be
    specified if the RETRY count TIMES clause is included.

    If you specify RETRY count TIMES in the schedule definition,
    but do not specify RETRY EVERY delta-time, Replication Option
    attempts the retry immediately. See the description of the start-
    date-time parameter earlier in this section for valid delta-time
    values.
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