Specify incremental repetition

Some demand-based maintenance activities depend on a steadily increasing (or decreasing) value. For example, you want to change the oil in your car every 3,000 miles. Therefore, you expect a maintenance task to trigger when your car reaches 3,000 miles, then again at 6,000 miles, and again at 9,000 miles.

To specify incremental repetition:

1. Click System Administration > Base System Configuration > Scheduled Maintenance > Scheduled Maintenance Tasks.
2. Follow the procedure for setting the demand criteria for a task, as described in the related topics.
3. In the Determine when to run next by: field, select Adding to the previous trigger value or Subtracting from the previous trigger value from the drop-down list.
4. Specify a value in the Repeat Increment field.

The system automatically recalculates a new threshold value by adding or subtracting your repeat increment from the previous threshold value when your task runs.

Related topics

Scheduled Maintenance
Access Scheduled Maintenance
Check the execution details of a task
Check the execution history of a task
Create a change request from a Scheduled Maintenance task
Create a Request Management quote from a Scheduled Maintenance task
Create a schedule for a task
Create a Scheduled Maintenance task
Create a Scheduled Maintenance task for an asset?
Create a Scheduled Maintenance task from an open record
Create an Incident record from a Scheduled Maintenance task
Define the effect and details of a Scheduled Maintenance task
Force a task to run immediately
Schedule intervals
Set the demand criteria for a task
Specify manual repetition
Specify quiescent repetition
Use expressions and Format Control only in a Scheduled Maintenance task
Use the Cost Estimate tool