<basefont=1>

# Restart Time Interval Within the Run Day Pane Overview

A task can run multiple times within the time window defined for any scheduled run day. The task is scheduled to begin at the starting time of your time window and repeat at a regular interval that you specify in hours, minutes, and seconds.

If you schedule a task to start today, the task can run at the next scheduled interval. If the last interval within your time window has passed, the task can not run today.

Fields on the Restart Time Interval Within the Run Day Pane

Field | Description
--- | ---
Restart job every | Select this checkbox if you want the task to restart at regular intervals during the specified time window. Then, enter the interval in the field to the right of the checkbox.

Each run day

The task runs at the interval you specify respective to the start time value of your time window. The maximum values you can specify are 23 hours, 59 minutes, and 59 seconds.

To enter the interval, you can either type a time value or select the value using the increment or decrement buttons. Enter each portion of the time separately, that is, the hours, minutes, and seconds using the hh:mm:ss format.If using the increment buttons, you need only click in the hour portion of the field and then select the up or down increment button.

Related topics:

- Restarting a Task Within Its Time Window
- Specifying a Time Window
- Working with a Time Window That Extends Past Midnight