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ActiveDirectorySchedule.SetDailySchedule Method

Definition

Adds a range of times for every day of the week to the schedule.

public:
 void SetDailySchedule(System::DirectoryServices::ActiveDirectory::HourOfDay fromHour, System::DirectoryServices::ActiveDirectory::MinuteOfHour fromMinute, System::DirectoryServices::ActiveDirectory::HourOfDay toHour, System::DirectoryServices::ActiveDirectory::MinuteOfHour toMinute);
public void SetDailySchedule (System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.HourOfDay fromHour, System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.MinuteOfHour fromMinute, System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.HourOfDay toHour, System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.MinuteOfHour toMinute);
member this.SetDailySchedule : System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.HourOfDay * System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.MinuteOfHour * System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.HourOfDay * System.DirectoryServices.ActiveDirectory.MinuteOfHour -> unit
Public Sub SetDailySchedule (fromHour As HourOfDay, fromMinute As MinuteOfHour, toHour As HourOfDay, toMinute As MinuteOfHour)

Parameters

fromHour
HourOfDay

One of the HourOfDay members that specifies the first hour that the source will be available for replication.

fromMinute
MinuteOfHour

One of the MinuteOfHour members that specifies the first 15-minute interval that the source will be available for replication.

toHour
HourOfDay

One of the HourOfDay members that specifies the final hour that the source will be available for replication.

toMinute
MinuteOfHour

One of the MinuteOfHour members that specifies the final 15-minute interval that the source will be available for replication.

Remarks

All of the parameters in this method are inclusive.

This method is cumulative and does not remove any existing schedule information. If an existing schedule and the new schedule overlap, the result will still be cumulative. To clear the schedule, use the ResetSchedule method.

Applies to

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