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Problem
Sometimes instances of a periodic order execution has orders have to be skipped, e.g. for maintenance. This recipe describes how you can to skip one ore more planned executions of an order using schedules.
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Assume you have an order which should be start at 10 p.m. every day. Normally you would place add a runtime run-time like this directly in to the order configuration:
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<period single_start="22:00"/>
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Using a schedule the runtime run-time is placed located in a single configuration element:
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<schedule name="every_day_at_10pm">
<period single_start="22:00"/>
</schedule>
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The order referenced to will reference this schedule as follows:
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<order ...>
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<run_time schedule="every_day_at_10pm"/>
</order>
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Now it is possibile to substitute the schedule every_day_at_10pm by another one schedule for a specific time range. For our purpose we need a schedule that produces no runtimerun-time:
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<schedule substitute="every_day_at_10pm" valid_from="2013-01-01 00:00:00" valid_to="2013-01-01 01:00:00" name="manual_start"/>
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After preparing the configuration described above you can skip the daily runtime run-time for a specific time range using JOC as follows:
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