About Replication Schedules
You can create replication schedules ensure that replication takes place at regular intervals. If you need to perform replication to address a specific need, you can also create a replication schedule that runs only once.
When you modify the frequency of an existing replication schedule, the change takes effect after the next replication operation. The next run occurs according to the previous schedule.
For example, if there is a replication schedule that takes place every 7 days (on Saturdays) and you change frequency from 7 days to 1 day on Monday, then the next scheduled replication still on Saturday and begins to take place every day from Saturday forward.
If it is not acceptable to wait until next run to update the schedule, you can do one of the following:
• Delete the existing schedule and create a new one with the new frequency. (This is the preferred approach.)
• Create one or more schedules with a frequency of Once for the period of time before the change takes effect.
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