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|**Schedule Name**| Enter a name for the schedule. |
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|**Start date**| Select the date and time when the test should start. |
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|**Time zone**| Select the time zone for the start date time above. |
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|**Time zone**| Select the time zone for the start date time provided. |
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|**Recurrence**| Select the frequency at which the test should run. You can choose to run the test once, hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. Choose cron to specify a custom recurrence pattern. Refer to more settings for each recurrence in the following tables. |
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|**End**| Select how you want the schedule to end. You can choose to end the schedule after a certain number of occurrences or on a specific date. Alternatively, you can choose not to end the schedule. |
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|**End**| Select how you want the schedule to end. You can choose to end the schedule after some occurrences or on a specific date. Alternatively, you can choose not to end the schedule. |
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For a hourly recurrence, configure the following settings:
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For an hourly recurrence, configure the following settings:
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|**Every**| Enter the number of days between each test run. For example if you provide two, the schedule runs every 2 days at the time specified in start time. |
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|**Every**| Enter the number of days between each test run. For example if you provide two, the schedule runs every two days at the time specified in start time. |
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For a weekly recurrence, configure the following settings:
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|**Every**| Enter the number of weeks between each test run. |
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|**Days**| Select the days of the week when the test should run. If you provided 2 weeks and selected Monday, the schedule starts on the Monday after the start date and runs every 2 weeks at the time specified in start time. |
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|**Days**| Select the days of the week when the test should run. If you provided two weeks and selected Monday, the schedule starts on the Monday after the start date and runs every two weeks at the time specified in start time. |
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For a monthly recurrence, configure the following settings:
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## View schedules
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You can view the schedule in the Schedule pane of the test. The schedule shows the next run time and the status of the schedule. You can have only one schedule in an active, paused or disabled state. You can add another shedule after the current schedule is completed or deleted.
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You can view the schedule in the Schedule pane of the test. The schedule shows the next run time and the status of the schedule. You can have only one schedule in an active, paused, or disabled state. You can add another schedule after the current schedule is completed or deleted.
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You can view the trigger for a test run in the **Test runs** grid of the test. The trigger shows as Scheduled for a scheduled test run. You can filter the test runs grid to view only the scheduled test runs.
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## Modify a schedule
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You can modify the schedule of a test after you've added it. You can also pause or resume a schedule.
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You can modify the schedule of a test after adding it. You can also pause or resume a schedule.
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> [!NOTE]
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> A schedule is disabled if three consecutive test runs of a schedule fail. You can resolve the issues with the test and enable the schedule again from the Schedule pane of the test.
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