public enum RuleHoursType| AllHours | 1 | Schedule always active and time ranges defined with this schedule are ignored Activity during holidays could be controlled by HolidaysActivity Holidays can be excluded by HolidaysActivity=Inactive |
| OfficeHours | 2 |
The schedule is active as specified by office hours of the PARENT.
The time ranges defined with this schedule are ignored.
Activity during holidays can be overriden by HolidaysActivity Default means as parent specifies |
| OutOfOfficeHours | 3 |
complementary to OfficeHours - when parent office hours is not active
The time ranges defined with this schedule are ignored.
Activity during holidays should be controlled by HolidaysActivity
if this schedule is configured as HolidaysActivity=Default,
it should be interpreted as specified below: PARENT set to Ignore this schedule Ignore PARENT set to Active this schedule Inactive PARENT set to Inactive this schedule Active |
| SpecificHours | 4 | Rule/Schedule is active at specifid time over the week. Activity during holidays should be controlled by HolidaysActivity |
| SpecificHoursExcludingHolidays | 5 | This is obsolete value which was previously used to "don't apply specific hours during holidays" This should not be used and should be replaced with SpecificHours with HolidaysActivity=Inactive |
| OutOfSpecificHours | 6 | complementary to SpecificHours Activity during holidays should be controlled by HolidaysActivity |
| OutOfSpecificHoursIncludingHolidays | 7 | This is obsolete value which was previously used as "also include Holiday time" This should not be used and replaced with OutOfSpecificHours with HolidaysActivity=Active |
| Never | 8 | Schedule always INACTIVE (complementary to AllHours) Schedule can be made to be active at holidays by setting the HolidaysActivity=Active |
| BreakTime | 9 | Special reference to BreakTime of the parent. Such type of schedule is desined for exception rules of the extension(user) in general, it could be used with objects where parent has break time defined. otherwise, it will never be triggered. |