Following is the snippet of anonymous code which will help you to schedule your apex for any interval. The Time parameter is not well structured and because of it I had to put in efforts in compiling the time parameter.<\/p>\n
Update (@23 Nov 2011) – Use below code to schedule apex class 10mins (change it as per your need) from now<\/strong><\/p>\n
String str = system.now().addMinutes(10).format(‘ss mm HH dd MM ? yyyy’);<\/strong>
\nSystem.schedule(‘Registration Report’, str , new scheduledApexClassName());<\/strong><\/p><\/blockquote>\n\u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n
I am documenting all the parameters neatly, which will help you to schedule apex to run at any time interval even minutes. Below code executes Apex every 10 minutes.<\/p>\n
scheduledApexClassName m = new scheduledApexClassName();<\/p>\n
String seconds = ‘0’; \/\/Execute at Zero Seconds
\nString minutes = ‘10,20,30,40,50’; \/\/Execute at every 10th minute of hour
\nString hours = ‘*’; \/\/ Execute Every Hour
\nString dayOfMonth = ‘*’; \/\/ Execute Every Day of the Month
\nString month = ’11’; \/\/Execute only in November(11)
\nString dayOfWeek = ‘?’; \/\/Execute on all 7 days of the Week
\nString year = ‘2009’; \/\/Execute only for year 2009<\/p>\n\/\/Seconds Minutes Hours Day_of_month Month Day_of_week optional_year
\nString sch = seconds + ‘ ‘ + minutes + ‘ ‘ + hours + ‘ ‘ + dayOfMonth + ‘ ‘ + month + ‘ ‘ + dayOfWeek + ‘ ‘ + year;
\n\/\/String sch = ‘0 10,20,30,40,50 * * 11 ? 2009’;<\/p>\nsystem.schedule(‘Registration Report’, sch, m);<\/p><\/blockquote>\n
Execute above code in system log i.e., execute above annonymous code and it will schedule your Apex Class.<\/p>\n