Setting Batch Job recurrence parameters in X++

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Hi Guys,

I am reading how to schedule job in X++ and looking for an example how to set all possible parameters in code.

For example, I didn't find how to set days, weeks or months recurrence parameters in code:

Could you please provide X++ examples for all patterns or suggest where I can find them?

Thank you!

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,093 on at

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Hi PolinaK,

There is a class SysRecurrence used to specify recurrence. You can search for references in x++ for examples

One of them is DocumentManagementSetup.scheduleOrphanScan

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Hi PolinaK,

As suggested by Sergei, you can use SysRecurrence::setRecurrenceUnit(sysRecurrenceData, SysRecurrenceUnit::Minute) to set reccurence pattern.

Check this blog:

d365technext.blogspot.com/.../batch-job-schedule-x.html

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Thank you for response!

Actually, I have already read this and similar articles and understood general idea.

I am more interested how to set, for example, "Per" parameter in code to run task every 3 months.

Would appreciate any help.

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Sergei Minozhenko 23,093 on at

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Hi PolinaK,

You can start with method batch2Recurrence on SysRecurrence, it will create initial container for SysRecurrenceData. For simple setup you can use set* methods on SysRecurrence, for more complex set up, you most likely will need to manipulate with SysRecurrenceData container directly.

SysRecurrenceData recurrenceData = SysRecurrence::batch2Recurrence(timeNow(), systemDateGet(), 3, BatchUnit::Month); recurrenceData = SysRecurrence::setRecurrenceNoEnd(recurrenceData); info(strFmt("%1", SysRecurrenceRun::toText(recurrenceData)));

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