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The sched_croncdh command manages the uploadcdh cron job.
Synopsis
sched_croncdh minute hour days_of_week
sched_croncdh -l
sched_croncdh -d
Description
A cron job (uploadcdh) uses a database DIP of your choosing to upload the data in the Call Data Handler (CDH) files to a database and erases the CDH files, thus preserving hard drive space on the platform. This cron job can be scheduled using the sched_croncdh command.
The time of the week that uploadcdh runs is set using the following variables:
Variable |
Description |
Comments |
minute |
Minute that the cron job runs |
0-59 |
hour |
Hour that the cron job runs |
0-23 |
days_of_week |
Days of the week that the cron job runs |
0-6, all (0=Sunday, 6=Saturday, all=every day) You can specify one or more days to run the cron job. To specify more than one day, use a comma-separated list or a dash-separated range. Examples: 1-3 backs up on Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday. 1,3 backs up on Monday and Wednesday. |
In addition to setting the minute, hour, and days_of_week, you can use the -l option to list the current schedule, or use the -d option to remove the current schedule for uploadcdh.
Example
The following command runs uploadcdh at 12:15 a.m. every Sunday:
sched_croncdh 15 0 0
See also
