Batch_scheduledclassname bs = new Batch_scheduledclassname bs();
String sch = '0 6 * * * ? ';
System.schedule('My Job1', sch, bs);
Note: While writing schedular class don't forget to use datebase.executeBatch method which inturn will run the apex batch class.
* Above 6 means every hour 6th minute.
* If you want to schedule the calss for every 5 minutes then you need paste above code with some changes for 10 times in developer console.
* Changes are:
- instead of 6 replace with 12,18,24..... like that.
- Change the Batch Job name My Job1 to some other name whenever we want to submit new job
String sch = '0 6 * * * ? ';
System.schedule('My Job1', sch, bs);
Note: While writing schedular class don't forget to use datebase.executeBatch method which inturn will run the apex batch class.
* Above 6 means every hour 6th minute.
* If you want to schedule the calss for every 5 minutes then you need paste above code with some changes for 10 times in developer console.
* Changes are:
- instead of 6 replace with 12,18,24..... like that.
- Change the Batch Job name My Job1 to some other name whenever we want to submit new job
Thanks Srinu... but can u plz tell me whether this code should be written in the scheduler class or the batch class.. Sorry i am very new to batch apex...
ReplyDeleteHi This Is Ali
ReplyDeleteThank for your Kindly Information But I need to Schedule Every one minute So i do This way --> Sting CORN_EXP = '0 1 * * * ? *'; This Will be done Every One hour Scheduled, How Can i Achieved. if you have any ideas share me and u try it once.
i am waiting for your replay.........
ReplyDeleteHi Srini, This leaves the finished/scheduled jobs in the list and creates a new job everytime. Is there a way to update the same job to run every 5 mins without creating a new job.
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