CARMA Scheduling

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CARMA

Applies to all versions of CARMA

CARMA has three different rules in the Scheduling Admin: at least, exactly, and up to. This explains the differences between each rule.

Each rule displays a different content sets depending on its arguments.

Exactly

Adds exactly the number of matching content sets specified by the argument. If there are not enough matching sets, no matches are added until the next time the rule runs. If there are more than enough sets, it adds only as many sets as you specified.

At Least

Adds all the matches it can find if there are enough to meet the minimum you specified in the argument. If there are not enough matches found, none will be added.

Up To

Adds as many matches as it finds up to the maximum you specified in the argument. If the number of matches is less than the maximum, any matches found are added. If the number of matches is greater than the maximum, it adds sets until it reaches the maximum.

Examples

Example One: One matching set.

  • Add Exactly 3 -- adds nothing
  • Add Up To 3 -- adds one.
  • Add At least 3 -- adds nothing.

Example Two: Four matching sets.

  • Add Exactly 3 -- adds the first three matches.
  • Add Up To 3 -- adds the first three matches.
  • Add At Least 3 -- adds all four matches.