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Specify the schedule end date and time after which the Task will not be scheduled. Choose whether the Task should be executed as soon as possible after missing a schedule, and set the Task repetition interval.

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Universal time · UTC Specifies that Universal time (UTC) will be used when scheduling a Task. See Daylight Saving Time notes.
Run task immediately if last scheduled execution is missed Specifies that the Task is executed as soon as possible after missing the scheduled execution (e.g., due to the computer being switched off).
Repeat task every Indicates that the Task, once scheduled, will be repeated once in a specified amount of time. Repetitions are part of recurrences so that every scheduled Task recurrence will execute the specified number of repetitions.
For a maximum repetition period of Indicates the amount of time during which the Task will be repeated.
Do not trigger after Specifies the schedule end date and time. After this date and time, the Task will not be scheduled.
Next execution Shows the date and time of the next schedule. The Trigger Manager provides an overview of all upcoming Task execution schedules within the next day, week, or month.
Time unitsTime units selectionDefine and set a time frame in any given preferred format—be it milliseconds, seconds, minutes, hours, or days.
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Notes

  • When the Task Scheduler is configured to repeat the Task, repetitions are executed without taking into account the exclusion filter settings.
  • Repetitions of the scheduled Task are not run after the next recurrence. A new cycle of repetitions begins instead.
  • If the Task is scheduled to run once, repetitions are carried out infinitely or until the specified end date of the schedule.
  • Even if the Run task immediately if last scheduled execution is missed option is enabled, its effects are not displayed in the next execution hint.
  • Exclusion filter settings are ignored when performing the missed execution.
  • Too small of a repeat time (normally, below a second) can cause a missed scheduled execution depending on computer speed.

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