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WILDCARD means that the starting date is the 1st.
• Setting the <EndDate> of <UCPTdayMask> to DW_
WILDCARD means that the ending date is the 31st.
<UCPTschedDay>
Specifies the days of the month in which the exception will be
valid during the interval specified by the <StartDate> and
<EndDate> elements. For example, you could specify every
third day during the interval, every fourth day, and so on. See
Daily Recursions for a table listing the possible values for this
property.
<UCPTschedMonth>
Specifies the months in which the exception will be valid during
the interval specified by the <StartDate> and <EndDate>
elements. For example, you could specify every other month
during the interval, quarterly, and so on. See Monthly Recursions
for a table listing the possible values for this property.
10.3.2.3 Daily Recursions
The following table lists and describes the values you can specify in the
<UCPTschedDay>
property of
the <UCPTSchedule> element. The calendar will be active during the dates specified by this property.
Identifier Description
DM_LAST_DAY_OF_MONTH
Last day of month
DM_LAST_SECOND_DAY
Second-to-last day of the month.
DM_LAST_THIRD_DAY
Third-to-last day of the month
NOTE: There are many other identifiers that use the DM_LAST_XXX_DAY format described
by the last three identifiers. XXX represents an integer specifying the exact day to use, in the
range of 4-30. For example, you could enter the identifier DM_LAST_20_DAY to have the
exception occur on the 20th to last day of each month the exception applies to.
DM_LAST_30_DAY
30th to last day of the month
DM_FIRST_SUN
First Sunday of each month
DM_FIRST_MON First
Monday of each month
DM_SECOND_MON Second
Monday of each month
DM_THIRD_MON Third
Monday of each month
DM_FOURTH_MON Fourth
Monday of each month
DM_FIFTH_MON Fifth
Monday of each month
DM_FIRST_SAT
First Saturday of month
DM_SECOND_SUN Second
Sunday of each month