Basic Period Scheduling defines a single time interval that guarantees the job runs one time each time interval.

• Period: Defines a time interval in terms of days, hours, and/or minutes in the format "xdxhxm".  Not every time unit needs to be entered.  For example, if "5d" is entered, the job would run every five days.

Advanced scheduling allows for finer control over the initiation time and recurrence of job executions.

• Timezone: Defines the timezone that will be used when setting clock times for the remaining advanced scheduling fields.
• Start: Defines the first time the job will run. Options include "Now" so that the process will run at the first cron execution after the job schedule is saved, or "On" a specific date and time.

• The report runs: offers three choices.
• "Once per day, every day, indefinitely".
• "Once per day, until" allows for the setting of an end date.
• A specific number of "time(s)" every indicated number of "minutes", "hours", "days", or "weeks".

• End date: If enabled, this specifies the date on which the job will no longer run.
• Time: Specifies the clock time of the day that the job will run upon the next cron run.
• Days: Allows for the identification of specific days of the week or month on which the job will run. Options include:
• "Every day"
• "Weekdays" followed by the identification of specific days of the week.
• "Month days" with a field where specific dates of the month can be identified.
  
  
• Months: Allows for the identification of "All" or specific months of the year in which the job will run.