RWB->avaliability time planning ->for(duration)

[xinjiang_li]

Hi,gurus:

I have a problem about avaliability time planning.

I create a record ,which type is "daily".

There are some parameters about that,like "at(Time)" and "for(duration)".

What I want to know is can the parameter "for(duration)" be decimal digit?For example,23.95 hours!

We want to schedule our scenario like this:Restart the scenario at 00:00 every day,and end the scanrio at 23:58,and the poll of the scenario is 10 minutes. It is because the user sometimes may manually start the scenario in communication channel monitoring(for example 7:07),but we want the scenario to be started at 00:00 the next day,so I have to set the availibility time planning to meet this requirement ,but can the parameter "for(duration)" be decimal digit?

Thanks in adavance.

Any help will be appreciated.

[Former Member]

Hi xinjiang,

Time duration is seperated by ":" (collan) seperator, you cannot give the time duration with decimal digit.

[Former Member]

Hey

I doubt if that is possible.You can try giving 23.95 and see if it works but i doubt

Thanks

Aamir

[xinjiang_li]

hi,

Thanks.

I planned to test that,but the scenario will go on live tomorrow,so I have to test that in another XI system some day later.

There are no problems for ABAP job to resolve this problem.But for XI time scheduling,it is a little difficult.We have to set the poll of interval in ID,and set the availability time planning.

[xinjiang_li]

Several days ago,I set the parameter the value 24 hours,but after the user manually start the scenario, the start of time of the scenario the next day wasn't 00:00.So I want to know if I set the value 1 day,can it work?

ps:the record I created is typed "daily".

[Former Member]

As far as i know,if you go and manually stop/start the channel,it shifts to Manual mode which means that Availability time planning might not work.

Its better to set "Automatic control on" in RWB->Communication channel monitoring and leave it like that without any manual intervention.

Thanks

Aamir