Hi,
I need to execute custom commands on a quarterly and yearly base, Is it possible to achieve that within Adaxes? Maybe with a scheduled task?
kind regards Ingemar
It looks like in the UI you can't set something for that type of timeline. I had a script that schedules a task for a termination at a certain date/time. You could take the approach of scheduling it for a certain date/time and then after it runs it sets the next date. You might have some logic to workout though depending on your needs.
Link to scripting a scheduled task: Create a Scheduled task to run a custom command
Thanks for referring to your post. The issue in my case is, that I do not have the date stored somewhere when the report needs to run. And I like to avoid filling another two customAttributes per user object. Hopefully there's a better way to achieve that
You can achieve that by creating a Scheduled Task that will be executed every 365 or 90 days:
looks good but if I understand correctly this will execute the report 365 days after the initial date the task was created but I need to have it send for example on December 31 each year or quarterly, meaning March, June, September, December
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