I’m aware there is currently a restriction to apply non-working days but is there anyway to do this by period or time?
As an example, say I want a job to stop at 11am and resume at 12pm to prevent the process from running during an application update window. I know I can indicate this at the trigger level for each process but is there a way to do this globally?
Hello @chillelf ,
You could use the cron expression to set the time that you need to run the process just set 0 0 11-0 ? * * * into cron expression and will run from 11am to 12 midnight .
I’m looking to stop a job from running during this period, not start one (sorta like how the non-working days setting functions, but rather then blocking out the entire day just block out a specific period for a day)
I’m looking for something very similar - we have a set of legacy systems that cannot be accessed by users between ~11p and ~5a, and a number of different robotic processes that could take variable times utilizing those systems. I am really looking for a way to incorporate the “blackout window” into a trigger such that if a process is running at 11p it will be sent a STOP command, and if there are any pending processes with this trigger restriction that would start running during this time, they remain in pending until 5a.
Has anyone come up with a solution to this problem? I have a similar use case where I need to have all processes not run during a weekly scheduled maintenance window of time. 8pm Saturday to 8am Sunday, if I use the non-working day feature it looks like I would have to disable the bots for 2 whole days.