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New-VBOBackupWindowSettings

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    Short Description

    Creates a backup window.

    Syntax

    New-VBOBackupWindowSettings -FromDay <DayOfWeek> {Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday} -FromHour <int> -ToDay <DayOfWeek> {Sunday | Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday} -ToHour <int> -Enabled  [<CommonParameters>]

    Detailed Description

    This cmdlet creates a backup window for a backup job. The backup window sets a time period within which the job must be completed.

    You can use a backup window object when creating or modifying backup job schedule settings.

    Parameters

    Parameter

    Description

    Required

    Position

    Accept
    Pipeline
    Input

    Accept
    Wildcard
    Characters

    FromDay

    Specifies the day of the week on which the backup window opens.

    True

    Named

    False

    False

    FromHour

    Specifies the hour on which the backup window opens.

    True

    Named

    False

    False

    ToDay

    Specifies the day of the week on which the backup window ends.

    True

    Named

    False

    False

    ToHour

    Specifies the hour on which the backup window ends.

    True

    Named

    False

    False

    Enabled

    Indicates that the cmdlet will create a backup window with allowed backup hours.

    If this parameter is set to False, the cmdlet will create a backup window with prohibited backup hours.

    True

    Named

    False

    False

    <CommonParameters>

    This cmdlet supports Microsoft PowerShell common parameters. For more information on common parameters, see Microsoft Docs.

    Example 1

    This example shows how to create a backup window with allowed backup hours from 8 AM on Monday to 5 PM on Saturday and add it to the new job schedule.

    1. Run New-VBOBackupWindowSettings to create a backup window within which the backup job is allowed to run. Save the result to the $awindow variable.
    2. Run New-VBOJobSchedulePolicy with the $awindow variable to create the job schedule. Save the result to the $daily variable.
    3. Run Get-VBOJob to get a backup job whose schedule settings you want to modify. Save the result to the $job variable.
    4. Run Set-VBOJob with the $job and $daily variables to apply new schedule settings to the backup job.

    $awindow = New-VBOBackupWindowSettings -FromDay Monday -FromHour 8 -ToDay Saturday -ToHour 17 -Enabled

    $daily = New-VBOJobSchedulePolicy -Type Daily -DailyType Everyday -DailyTime 08:00:00 -BackupWindow $awindow

    $job = Get-VBOJob -Name "ABC: Sales"

    Set-VBOJob -Job $job -SchedulePolicy $daily

    Example 2

    This example shows how to create a backup window with prohibited backup hours from 8 AM to 5 PM on Monday and add it to the new job schedule.

    1. Run New-VBOBackupWindowSettings to create a backup window within which the backup job is not allowed to run. Save the result to the $pwindow variable.
    2. Run New-VBOJobSchedulePolicy with the $pwindow variable to create the job schedule. Save the result to the $daily variable.
    3. Run Get-VBOJob to get a backup job whose schedule settings you want to modify. Save the result to the $job variable.
    4. Run Set-VBOJob with the $job and $daily variables to apply new schedule settings to the backup job.

    $pwindow = New-VBOBackupWindowSettings -FromDay Monday -FromHour 8 -ToDay Monday -ToHour 17 -Enabled:$False

    $daily = New-VBOJobSchedulePolicy -Type Daily -DailyType Everyday -DailyTime 08:00:00 -BackupWindow $pwindow

    $job = Get-VBOJob -Name "ABC: Sales"

    Set-VBOJob -Job $job -SchedulePolicy $daily

    Example 3

    This example shows how to create a backup window and add it to the existing job schedule.

    1. Run Get-VBOJob to get a backup job whose schedule settings you want to modify. Save the result to the $job variable.
    2. Get the job schedule settings. Use the SchedulePolicy property of the job object saved to the $job variable. Save the result to the $schedule variable.
    3. Run New-VBOBackupWindowSettings to create a backup window. Save the result to the $bw variable.
    4. Run Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy with the $bw variable to modify the job schedule settings. Save the result to the $newschedule variable.
    5. Run Set-VBOJob with the $job and $newschedule variables to apply new schedule settings to the backup job.

    $job = Get-VBOJob -Name "ABC: Sales"

    $schedule = $job.schedulepolicy

    $bw = New-VBOBackupWindowSettings -FromDay Friday -FromHour 2 -ToDay Monday -ToHour 3 -Enabled

    $newschedule = Set-VBOJobSchedulePolicy -Policy $schedule -BackupWindowEnabled -BackupWindow $ww

    Set-VBOJob -Job $job -SchedulePolicy $newschedule

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