Need to run a schedule job for only on weekdays but without a code change on production

ShubhankarK9612
Tera Contributor

Hi All,

 

I need to modify an existing schedule job for email notifications to run only on weekdays but without a code change on production. And would business calendar help in achieving this in any way? Please see the attached screenshot.

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Hemanth M
Tera Sage

Hi @ShubhankarK9612 ,

 

why don't you use Run as weekly and check Monday to Friday - this should work 

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Hi @ShubhankarK9612 ,

 

I don't think so. The earliest you test is tomorrow, since it's the weekend

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Hi @nayanmule ,

 

Seems available from Zurich release, you don't want to disturb the code, you can explore Business Calendar(until you upgrade to Zurich or Higher version) - may be for few Months
1)Create Business Calendar - Weekdays

2)Add entries for each week (Monday to Friday) for next few months

3)Use that business Calendar

** This hasn't tested, please set up and verify before you move this to Production**

Sample :

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Hi Hemanth, 

 

Thanks. As you mentioned I created one weekday business schedule chose 2025 week 52 and start date is 22nd and end date is 24th Dec for testing. And now when I execute the schedule Job it starts triggering notifications. Is there any way I can test this without waiting weekends. 

Hi @ShubhankarK9612 ,

 

I don't think so. The earliest you test is tomorrow, since it's the weekend

Thank you  @ShubhankarK9612 

 

If this wouldn't work, the only way out is conditional run using script! - in here ideally your not touching the existing script but adding conditional logic which is completely ok! 

 

 

 

 

Hello @ShubhankarK9612  , Ignore my last response. 

You can bring that field on the form by using form layout. The field is available - "Run Days of Week".

 

If my response has helped you, mark it as helpful and close the thread.

 

Regards,

Nayan