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Cron to schedule 1st Wednesday of every Month??
Is there a way to use cron to run a job on the 1st Wednesday of every month?? The more generic question is, "Are all of the fields in crontab AND'd together or are some OR'd?".
i.e. I had an entry in my crontab this morning as follows and I didn't expect it to run since the day of month is 20 today, but it did run... #Minute 0-59 # Hour 0-23 # Day of Month 1-31 # Month 1-12 # Weekday 0-6 Sun-Sat # 22 09 8-14 * 3 /easdwld/audit/dev/bin/purge.audit |
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