Yes, it is possible. But you should not do this. Running a job every minute indicates problems with the job design. Instead you should create an asynchronous job that starts on the scheduler startup and runs non-stop with little pauses if needed (I mean endless loops with short waits). PS. The Job Wizard GUI does not display seconds portion for start times and intervals. The scheduling engine internally uses full time precision including seconds portion. You can use a script type job to update other jobs using the JobModify command and this way you can specify hours, minutes and seconds. For example, JobModify 124, "START_TIME", "10:15:02" : Greetings,
: I have many different tasks scheduled to rune very minute, and I would like
: to space them out within each minute. So, perhaps I would see a schedule
: like this: Task #1: Every minute at 02 seconds (12:00:02, 12:01:02, etc.)
: Task #2: Every minute at 07 seconds (12:00:07, 12:01:07, etc.)
: Task #3: Every minute at 15 seconds (12:00:15, 12:01:15, etc.)
: Task #4: Every minute at 29 seconds (12:00:29, 12:01:29, etc.)
: Task #5: Every minute at 36 seconds (12:00:36, 12:01:36, etc.)
: Task #6: Every minute at 41 seconds (12:00:41, 12:01:41, etc.)
: Task #7: Every minute at 54 seconds (12:00:54, 12:01:54, etc.) : Is this possible? If so, how would I accomplish this?
: Thanks, Ryan
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