Suggesion required in schedulin sender adapter using availability time plan

Hi Experts,
I have to schedule sender JDBC adapter as per below business requirement:
Every month i have to exclude first 5 days and remaining days adapter has to run till month end.
I have selected monthly frequency in Availability time plan and provided 5 days as duration. I have selected excluded option to stop adapter for first 5 days. I have checked the communication channel monitoring, communication channel status is showing stop after 5th day also.
Please suggest me in this regard. What ever i have done is correct or do i need to change the settings in availability time plan??
Regards,
Bhuvan.

Answer: Pick Availability Time Daily and select start series and end series date as needed.. Same date for Availability times from and to.
Click display and then check the dates you dont need (i.e first five days) and click exclude. That's it.
>>When you pick monthly, it means the schedule is once in a month. --- Wrong
Edited by: Baskar Gopal on Mar 11, 2011 2:39 PM

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