Hi Dojo,

I am trying to create an automation script that creates a scheduled task. The goal is to have this task trigger another script with a specific parameter. This task should run only once at a specific date and time.

I have based my code on the documentation here: https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/devguide/ClassLibrary/ClassLibraryScheduler.html

And I referenced the API types here: https://docs.dataminer.services/develop/api/types/Skyline.DataMiner.Core.Scheduler.Automation.Scheduler.html

Here is the code I am using:

C#
var scheduler = new Scheduler(engine.GetUserConnection(), t => t != null);

        var scheduleOnce = new ScheduleOnce(createSchedulerEvent: true);
        var startTime = DateTime.Now.AddMinutes(1);
        var endTime = startTime.AddMinutes(1);

var paramsList = new List<AutomationScriptInputParameter>
        {
            new AutomationScriptInputParameter(1, "Zacinam"),
        };
        var scriptAction = new AutomationScriptAction("GIE", checkSets: true, runAsync: false, paramsList, Array.Empty<Skyline.DataMiner.Net.Messages.AutomationProtocolInfo>());

        var task = new Skyline.DataMiner.Core.Scheduler.Automation.SchedulerTask("TestScheduledRun", "Run Just Once", startTime, endTime, scheduleOnce, scriptAction);
scheduler.CreateOrUpdateSchedulerTask(task);

The Issue: I expected this to create a single task in the Scheduler named "TestScheduledRun". However, it creates two separate tasks:

1. GIE - TestScheduledRun - START (runs at startTime)
2. GIE - TestScheduledRun - STOP (runs at endTime)

My Question: How can I create a single task that executes only once at the defined time, without generating the secondary STOP task?

Any advice is appreciated. Thanks!