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Hi, I wonder if someone could help me please.
I'm creating a scheduled search which will run every day with the following advanced time ranges:
Start date = -1d@d
Latest date = @d
The problem I have is that I want to set the scheduled search to start running on specific date then continue with the schedule.
I've been into the "Advanced edit" and changed the "next_scheduled_time" to show the date I'd like it start on i.e. 09 July, but this doesn't change the date when I look at the report in the list.
Could anyone perhaps point out where I've gone wrong please?
Many thanks and kind regards
Chris
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Hi IRHM73,
please some additional information:
do you want to schedule your search to a specific date (e.g. 08/07/2017), or to a fixed day of the week (e.g. every friday) or e.g. every hour from a specific date?
About scheduler see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron or http://www.quartz-scheduler.org/documentation/quartz-2.x/tutorials/crontrigger.html
- in the first case schedule your crontab in the week of your date and set your scheduler to
0 0 * * 7
and disable scheduler before the second run - in the second case schedule your crontab in the week of your date and set your scheduler to
0 0 * * 7
- if instead your want to schedule e.g. every hour from a starting date, set your scheduler to
0 * * * *
in the hour before the first wanted run.
Bye.
Giuseppe
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Hi @cusello, yes you're right, thank you for the guidance.
Kind Regards
Chris
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Hi IRHM73,
please some additional information:
do you want to schedule your search to a specific date (e.g. 08/07/2017), or to a fixed day of the week (e.g. every friday) or e.g. every hour from a specific date?
About scheduler see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cron or http://www.quartz-scheduler.org/documentation/quartz-2.x/tutorials/crontrigger.html
- in the first case schedule your crontab in the week of your date and set your scheduler to
0 0 * * 7
and disable scheduler before the second run - in the second case schedule your crontab in the week of your date and set your scheduler to
0 0 * * 7
- if instead your want to schedule e.g. every hour from a starting date, set your scheduler to
0 * * * *
in the hour before the first wanted run.
Bye.
Giuseppe
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Hi @cusello, I'm sorry for not providing enough information.
I have a report which will update a Summary index which I've scheduled as 'one -off' job to extract data from 01/03/17 to 07/07/17.
I then want to run the job I raised my question about to extract data for the previous 24 hours, so I will want to run this on the 09 July to extract data from the previous day and to continue doing this each day.
I hope this helps
Many thanks
Chris
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Hi IRHM73,,
I had this problem configuring BlueCoat Proxies App:
At first you can schedule your search to run once for the previous seven days five minutes after using as time period ealiest=-7d@d latest=@d:
e,g, if yout time is 9.30, schedule your report 35 9 * * *
using as time period ealiest=-7d@d latest=@d
.
After the end of your execution, schedule your search to run every day (e.g. at 7.00) 0 7 * * *
using as time period ealiest=-d@d latest=@d
.
Bye.
Giuseppe
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Hi @cusello, thank you for coming back to me with this.
So I take it by this, there is not way to set a future date, and should be set as two separate jobs setting the second when the first has run?
Many thanks
Chris
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Hi IRHM73,
I don't know but why you need to schedule two separate jobs?
As described you can schedule the first one shot job near-immediately (e.g. 5 minutes after your present time) so you can immediately check results and after job end schedule the daily run.
I did it and I obtained my goal!
Eventually, you could schedule also an alert to know if there were some problems in daily job execution to manually repeat the failed ones.
Bye.
Giuseppe
