I normally tackle the problem from a different point of view.
Schedule every day but not the "incremantal backup" but a "command" and
then in the script i do simply something like:

 case $(date "+%a") in
 Mon|Tue|Wed|Fri)
        do what you need to do
        ;;
  *)
        exit
        ;;
 esac


I hope this help

Mauro/STM

> >>i have a question concerning the ADSM scheduler. I was looking for
>>the
> >>feature to say that a backup should run "Mon to Wed and Fri" in >>one
> >>schedule.
> >>But it seems that this is not possible. So i have to create several
> >>schedules, one for each day.
>
> >We solve a similar problem to this by resetting the startdate of the
> >schedule to "today+2" each Wednesday (after the Wednesday schedule
>has
> >run!).
> >With the ADSM server running on AIX, we do this via a cron job
> >Regards,
> >Bob Douglas
> >Oxford University Computing Services
>
> Although this won't do a run 3, skip 1, run 1 scenario as easily as
Bob's
> suggestion, another way to tackle running a schedule when you want it
would
> be to update the schedule duration units to hours and then set the
schedule
> duration to 48 for every 2 days, 72 for every 3 days, etc. Unexpected
boots,
> or anything else causing the scheduler process to recycle, would cause
a
> little trouble though! Scheduling client scheduler stop/start via NT at
or
> Unix cron could be used to re-sync.
>
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