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How to write Cron Expression for a scheduled alert?

gpunjabi
New Member

I want help writing a Cron Expression for a scheduled alert to start my search query at 2:45 AM for every 10 mins till 5:55 AM.

My Cron would run like first at 2:45,2:55,3:05,3:15.....5:55.

Can anyone please help me?

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Hi,

As far as I know you can't achieve this with single cron but you can schedule same search twice with 2 different cron.

First cron 45-59/10 2 * * *, this cron executes at 02:45 and 02:55

Second cron 5-59/10 3-5 * * * , this cron executes from 03:05, 03:15 to 05:55

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Hi,

As far as I know you can't achieve this with single cron but you can schedule same search twice with 2 different cron.

First cron 45-59/10 2 * * *, this cron executes at 02:45 and 02:55

Second cron 5-59/10 3-5 * * * , this cron executes from 03:05, 03:15 to 05:55

gpunjabi
New Member

Thanks Harshmarvania 🙂

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nainanayana
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i want give schedule alert for last day of ever month, can we please help me how to write cron expression for this or else any other way to do

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harsmarvania57
Ultra Champion

Welcome @gpunjabi

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