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I didn't see a way of doing this but having jobs start between certain times would be nice. For example, I have sensors where I collect data every minute or so during the day time and every 5 minutes or more during the night. Therefore if a time is greater than 07:30 then very 1 minute, if time is greater than 20:00 then every 5 minutes. Thanks, like your OT.
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One workaround I can think of for your case is to run the same job with two different schedules, and to make only one of them run under a certain condition, which looks clumsy though.
Your proposal sounds very nice, and I will try to find an elegant way to handle such cases.
Thanks for your reply. That's essentially what I ended up doing. It works
well with just some conditions in the job but like you said not very
elegant.
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My apologies for the late reply.
One workaround I can think of for your case is to run the same job with
two different schedules, and to make only one of them run under a certain
condition, which looks clumsy though.
Your proposal sounds very nice, and I will try to find an elegant way to
handle such cases.
Thanks.
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I didn't see a way of doing this but having jobs start between certain times would be nice. For example, I have sensors where I collect data every minute or so during the day time and every 5 minutes or more during the night. Therefore if a time is greater than 07:30 then very 1 minute, if time is greater than 20:00 then every 5 minutes. Thanks, like your OT.
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