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The `/` indicates increments. For example, if `sec` is set to `0/15`, then starting at `0`, the trigger will be executed every 15 seconds.
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The `,` separates values. For example, if `sec` is set to `2,8`, then the trigger will execute only on the 2nd and 8th seconds of every minute.
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The `-` indicates range, i.e., if the `sec` is set to `5-10`, then the trigger will execute only on the 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, and 10th seconds of each minute.
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The `0` indicates no execution. If the `sec` is set to `0`, then the trigger can only execute on higher field values such as `min`, `hour`, etc. The lowest second increment is 60 (one minute)
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The `0` indicates no execution. If the `sec` is set to `0`, then the trigger can only execute on higher field values such as `min`, `hour`, etc. The lowest second increment is 60 (one minute).
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Here is one example that combines a few of the fields mentioned above:
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