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Task Scheduler Managed Class Library

TriggerEndBoundary Property

Gets or sets the date and time when the trigger is deactivated. The trigger cannot start the task after it is deactivated.
Note  Note
While the maximum value for this property is MaxValue, the Windows Task Scheduler management application that is part of the OS will fail if this value is greater than December 31, 9998.

Namespace: Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler
Assembly: Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler (in Microsoft.Win32.TaskScheduler.dll) Version: 2.12.0
Syntax
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[DefaultValueAttribute(typeof(DateTime), "9999-12-31T23:59:59.9999999")]
public DateTime EndBoundary { get; set; }
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Property Value

DateTime
Remarks

Version 1 (1.1 on all systems prior to Vista) of the native library only allows for the Day, Month and Year values of the DateTime structure.

Version 2 (1.2 or higher) of the native library only allows for both date and time and all Kind values. However, the user interface and ToString methods will always show the time translated to local time. The library makes every attempt to maintain the Kind value. When using the UI elements provided in the TaskSchedulerEditor library, the "Synchronize across time zones" checkbox will be checked if the Kind is Local or Utc. If the Kind is Unspecified and the user selects the checkbox, the Kind will be changed to Utc and the time adjusted from the value displayed as the local time.

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