Periodic time event properties

AdjustForDaylightSavings

Specifies whether to automatically adjust the time event for periods of daylight savings, based on the timezone settings on your server.

True, False

Duration

The amount of time that the timer stays active before it returns to an inactive state.

Enable

Specifies whether the time event is currently enabled or disabled.

If the timer is enabled, this means that it performs at the specified repeat intervals between the start and expiry dates.

True, False

ExpirationDate

This field is enabled only when the value for WillExpire is set to True. Defines the expiration date of the time event.

Date

StartDateTime

The date and time that the time event becomes valid.

Date

WillExpire

Specifies whether the time event has an expiration.

If the timer ends, then specify True, and the date and time that the timer becomes disabled.

True, False

RepeatInterval

Defines how often the time event repeats. The RepeatInterval property must be larger than the Duration property and is added to the StartDate and StartTime properties.

An example of RepeatInterval might be 2:00:00 which means Repeat every 2 hours.

Another example, a 15 minute timer turns ON every 15 minutes and stays on for the amount of time specified by the Duration.

The RepeatInterval property permits the specification in the following formats:

D.HH:MM:SS or HH:MM:SS

To set an interval that is higher than 24 hours, you can use the days component.

For example:

32 hours = 1 day, 8 hours, 0 minutes, 0 seconds = 1.8:00:00