No there is not. I can turn on the exception, close out of the exception window. And when I go back in (almost immediately after closing out of the exception window only), the exception is unchecked. It's like I need to leave the main exception window open to keep them turned on.

yes, I am the only one who has done anything to the specific time exception. It does not show in, in the audit log, when the exception is turned off or on just that the exception or collection was updated.



Here is an image of the time exception. As you can see, it is checked to be on. As soon as I close out the window, it will turn it off. It stays checked in the job, but not in the time exceptions interface on the main GUI.

That's how it is supposed to be. Unchecked in the main menu, and checked in the relevant jobs.

The question is then, what triggers the job? Have you set it up like this?

1) Some job A runs every day. When completed it triggers job B
2)You have a time exception on job B, to prevent it from running on any other day than tuesday

If this is how you have set it up, it won't work with time exceptions

ok. Time exception will only work on jobs that are triggered by a time trigger. So a job that runs every day at 16:00, can have time exception for eg weekends/holidays. That will work. If a job is triggered from some other job, or manually, it will run regardless. I don't have the time to test it, but this could work (maybe)

Instead of calling job B from A, add a trigger on job B like this:



Maybe this way of doing it, respects time exceptions, but I am not sure. Have to go now, maybe support can answer this.