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- a basic Monday to Saturday working week is defined as an Included Frequency and
- National Holidays and a regularly occurring day days are defined as Excluded Frequencies and are "removed" from the basic working week.
Note that the advantages and disadvantages of using a single Working Day Calendar - as described here - in comparison with the use of using separate Working and Non-Working day Calendars Day calendars have already been described in the Calendar Use Cases - Managing Working Day Calendars article.
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This article describes how to configure a basic Calendars calendars and builds on the first two Use Case use case articles in which the configuration procedure was described in detail:
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Feature Availability
The Calendar feature is was introduced with JobScheduler
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The configuration is implemented within a single Working Day Calendar, Valid From 1st January 2017 to 31st December 2019, and is summarized in the following table:
| Frequency Type | Frequency | Valid From | Valid To |
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| Included | Basic business week: Monday to Saturday | - | - |
| Excluded | National Holidays 2017 | - | - |
| Excluded | National Holidays 2018 | - | - |
| Excluded | National Holidays 2019 | - | - |
| Excluded | Last Saturday in Month for August to mid-November 2018 | 1st Aug 2018 | 18th Nov 2018 |
The following screenshots will summarize the main configuration stages required for the different components - called Frequencies - in the Calendar. Step-by-step descriptions of the individual configuration stages can be found in the two Calendar Use Cases - Managing Working Day ... articles that are linked in the Introduction.
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The Calendar is assigned to an Order - in this case order_cal-001 - in the Set Run-time modal window, which is opened by from the Additional Options (ellipsis symbol) menu in the Job Chains or Orders views.
Add Period
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Preview XML
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Next Run-time
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