Dylan Penhale wrote:
> Hi Michael
>
> Easiest way I can think, but bit of a bodge. Submit the job as normal,
> then pause it. Then set up a temporary cron job to unpause the job.
Or even easier, you can leave this running in a terminal:
rush -pause somejobid.123; sleep 3600; rush -cont somejobid.123
..which would start the job in an hour.
If you're on windows and don't have a 'sleep' command like unix,
you can replace 'sleep 3600' with 'rush -sleep 3600' which does
the same thing on all platforms.
> Hacky but it would work. To my knowledge there isn't a clean way to
> apply a start time to a job.
'waitfor' is probably the best way, but I admit I sometimes like to use
the above 'sleep' approach, just 'cause I'm such a command line freak.
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