Schedule jobs between the timings?

Hi All,
How do i schedule the chain between 9AM to 12 AM. i need to schedule the chain between only this timings....could some body tell me how to do this...
thanks in advance.
Thanks,
Vachan

Hi:
For this, you need ABAP too.
Schedule the Start Process every hour.
After start process, insert a ABAP Program Process that checks the time. If the time is between 9 & 9:15 OR 10 & 10:15 OR 11 & 11:15 OR 12 & 12:15, then go to nect process.
Else, fail the process and Process Chains stops.
There are many variations to this:
You can trigger an event if the time zones are in the above mentioned range and start another P-Chain. THis is more robust design. So, you will have 2 chains. 1 will be scheduled every hour, other is triggered by Event in the above ABAP program Process.
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