So far we have considered run cycles only in terms of calendar days. The
schedtime feature allows us to specify run cycles by the time of day as well.
When the production day length is not an even multiple of 24 hours, the
production day can start at a time of day that is different on successive days. If
we take a job stream from a Tivoli Workload Scheduler environment with a
production day length that is an even multiple of 24 hours, and use it in the same
environment but with a different production day length that is not an even multiple
of 24 hours, the job stream is inserted into the prod ...
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