Retrieve Report schedules

Question

BusinessObjects Enterprise Premium XI R2 Linux
I'm in the process of creating a custom scheduling interface. I understand how to schedule a report with the java SDK, but I'm having a great deal of difficulty retrieving all recurring schedules associated with a report. Here is what I've tried so far:
<UL>
<LI> Create a a user using the CMC
<LI>Log into InfoView as that user. Navigate to a folder that contains a report and click the schedule link
<LI>Schedule the report to run every week on Tuesday
<LI>Load the report I scheduled programmatically using example code.
</UL>
The code I found is as follows. Note that the IEnterpriseSession for the below code was created by logging into the system as the user created above.
IInfoObjects iObjects = iStore.query("SELECT TOP 1* FROM CI_INFOOBJECTS WHERE SI_KIND='CrystalReport' AND SI_INSTANCE=0");
IInfoObject iObject = (IInfoObject) iObjects.get(0);
ISchedulingInfo iSchedulingInfo = iObject.getSchedulingInfo();
System.out.println("Report ID: " + iObject.getID() );
System.out.println("Days interval: " + iSchedulingInfo.getIntervalDays());
System.out.println("Type: " + iSchedulingInfo.getType());
I get the report ID, but the schedule data is always 0. I'm fairly certain I'm missing a basic concept here because I can't see how this would work if the same report was scheduled multiple times.

Answer 1

Thanks Adam, Merry ...
When I was troubleshooting yesterday, I did try adding si_recurring = 1, and I see how it returns the schedules. The challenge I'm having is that it appears as though that query returns <i>all</I> schedules. I'm trying to get the schedules for a single report, only. This query appears to do that:
select * from ci_infoobjects where SI_KIND = 'CrystalReport' AND SI_RECURRING = 1 and SI_PARENTID = 21348
(21348 is the ID of the Crystal Report I scheduled). I've worked that into the following code:
schedules = infoStore.query("select * from ci_infoobjects where SI_KIND = 'CrystalReport' AND SI_RECURRING = 1 and SI_ID=" + reportID);
report = (IInfoObject) schedules.get(0);
And it seems to work OK. Except now I'll have to loop through schedules, instead of getting the first item of the list. Anyone see any issues with that logic?
And do I really need to add <I>SI_INSTANCE=1</I>? When would a schedule not already be an instance?