Schedule in command line

E:\iw-home\OpenDeploy\OpenDeployNG\bin\iwodcmd schedadd odDeploy -r 1d -s 2m -k area=Y:\default\main\Internet\WORKAREA\Internet\www -k filelist=E:\iw-home\temp\filelist_11127301064828.cfg

If I want to start the schedule in exactly 02:00AM, then how can I set into command line
I know GUI can do that, but can command line do the same thing?

Thanks

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Migrateduser

No, this is not possible via the command line tool.

Feature request #38988 is on file.

Todd Scallan
Director of Product Management
Interwoven
t: 408-530-7167
e: tscallan@interwoven.com

jornduff

Yes this is possible. It is easier than you can imaging. I was able to accomplish it via the command line real easy. Everything is possible if you can dare to dream.

Here is how you do it. For instance if I want to schedule something for tomorrow at 2 am in the morning, I first calculate the schedule date in milliseconds.
Then subtract the current time in milliseconds. convert your result to minutes by dividing by 60 (I know thats weird. I thought so too) and then pass that to open deploy. Open deploy will take it as - Deploy these items n minutes from current time. There you have it. Go save the world.

my $schedule_date = timelocal(0, 0, 2, $dd, ($mm - 1), ($yyyy - 1900);
my $current_time = time();
my $time_diff_in_minutes = ($schedule_date - $current_time)/60;

don't forget to concatnate this with "m" for open deploy to know thats minutes.

$time_diff = $time_diff."m";

$ODHOME/bin/iwodcmd schedadd $config_name -s $time_diff = $ODHOME/bin/iwodcmd schedadd SOMENAME -s 300m

thus the schedule time is 300 minutes from current time.

Vincent Mutambuki
Systems Engineer
Meredith Corp.
vincent.mutambuki@meredith.com