IScheduledTaskPeriod.StopDateTime

Syntax

StopDateTime: DateTime;

Description

The StopDateTime property determines the date when the period, in which the calculation of the task is performed, is over.

Example

Executing the example requires that the repository contains a scheduled tasks container with the TASK_CONTAINTER identifier and a unit with the Module_1 identifier.

Sub UserProc;
Var
    MB: IMetabase;
    CrInfo: IMetabaseObjectCreateInfo;
    MObj: IMetabaseObject;
    Exe: IExecuteSubScheduledTask;
    Per: IScheduledTaskPeriodDaily;
    Prop: IScheduledTaskProperties;
    Date: DateTime;
Begin
    MB := MetabaseClass.Active;
    CrInfo := MB.CreateCreateInfo;
    CrInfo.ClassID := MetabaseObjectClass.KE_CLASS_TASK_EXECUTESUB;
    CrInfo.Id := "MODULE_EXECUTOR";
    CrInfo.Name := "Unit execution";
    CrInfo.Parent := MB.ItemById("TASK_CONTAINTER");
    MObj := MB.CreateObject(CrInfo).Edit;
    Exe := MObj As IExecuteSubScheduledTask;
    Exe.Assembly := (MB.ItemById("Module_1").Bind As IModule).Assembly;
    Exe.SubName := "Main";
    Prop := Exe.Properties;
    Per := Prop.CreatePeriod(ScheduledTaskPeriodType.Daily) As IScheduledTaskPeriodDaily;
    Per.EveryDays := 3;
    Date := DateTime.Now;
    Per.StartDateTime := Date.Compose(Date.Year, Date.Month, Date.Day, 12, 0, 0, 0);
    Per.StopDateTime := DateTime.AddMonths(Per.StartDateTime, 2);
    Prop.Period := Per;
    MObj.Save;
End Sub UserProc;

After executing the example a new task of unit execution is created in the scheduled tasks container. The unit will be running every three days at 12:00 during two months.

See also:

IScheduledTaskPeriod