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Version: 8.1

system.user.editSchedule

This function is used in Python Scripting.

Description​

Allows a schedule to be edited.

Client Permission Restrictions​

Permission Type: User Management

Client access to this scripting function is blocked to users that do not meet the role/zone requirements for the above permission type. This function is unaffected when run in the Gateway scope.

Syntax​

system.user.editSchedule(scheduleName, schedule)

Parameters​

TypeParameterDescription
StringscheduleNameThe name of the schedule to edit. Name is case-sensitive.
ScheduleModelscheduleThe schedule to add. Can be a BasicScheduleModel or CompositeScheduleModel object (or any other class that extends AbstractScheduleModel).

Returns​

UIResponse - A UIResponse object with lists of warnings, errors, and info about the success or failure of the edit.

Scope​

Gateway, Vision Client, Perspective Session

Code Examples​

Example #1
# This example tries to edit the schedule MySchedule, and prints the results of the action.

# This function prints the response received.
def printResponse(responseList):
if len(responseList) > 0:
for response in responseList:
print "", response
else:
print " None"

# The main function.
oldScheduleName = "MySchedule"
mySchedule = system.user.getSchedule(oldScheduleName)
if mySchedule != None and mySchedule.getType() == "basic schedule":
mySchedule.setObserveHolidays(False)
mySchedule.setName("MyEditedSchedule")
mySchedule.setDescription("A modified description")
response = system.user.editSchedule(oldScheduleName, mySchedule)
warnings = response.getWarns()
print "Warnings are:"
printResponse(warnings)

errors = response.getErrors()
print "Errors are:"
printResponse(errors)

infos = response.getInfos()
print "Infos are:"
printResponse(infos)
else:
print "Basic schedule", oldScheduleName, "not found."
"""The example above outputs the following:Warnings are:
None
Errors are:
None
Infos are:
Schedule "MyEditedSchedule" updated."""