{'Description':'A list of file system volumes for which to manually queue data deduplication jobs of the named type. Volumes can be specified by drive letter (for example, D:) or volume GUID path. A volume GUID path is a string of the form '\\?\Volume{GUID}\' where GUID is a GUID that identifies the volume.','In':True}
Type
uint32
1
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{'Description':'The type of data deduplication job.','In':True,'ValueMap':['1', '2', '3', '4'],'Values':['Optimization', 'GarbageCollection', 'Scrubbing', 'Unoptimization']}
Priority
uint32
2
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{'Description':'Sets the CPU and I/O priority for the optimization job run by this schedule. For jobs that are scheduled to run when the StopWhenSystemBusy parameter is set to FALSE, setting this parameter to Low may make sense. For most other optimization jobs, setting this parameter to Normal will be the most efficient.','In':True,'ValueMap':['1', '2', '3'],'Values':['Low', 'Normal', 'High']}
Memory
uint32
3
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{'Description':'Specifies the maximum percentage of physical machine memory that can be consumed by this job. For optimization jobs, a range from 15-50 is suggested-with lower memory consumption for jobs that are scheduled to run when the StopWhenSystemBusy parameter is set to FALSE. For garbage collection and scrubbing jobs, which are typically run at off hours, a higher memory consumption can be safely specified-for example, 50.','In':True}
InputOutputThrottleLevel
uint32
4
✓
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{'Description':'Amount of IO throttling the dedup job will provide to ensure it does not interfere with other IO heavy processes.','In':True,'ValueMap':['1', '2', '3', '4', '5'],'Values':['None', 'Low', 'Medium', 'High', 'Maximum']}
StopWhenSystemBusy
boolean
5
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{'Description':'Specifies whether the job should cease to run when the system is busy and retry later. If the schedule is for high priority jobs, then set this parameter to FALSE.','In':True}
Preempt
boolean
6
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{'Description':'Indicates that you want to move this job to the top of the job queue and cancel the current job, if one is running on the specified volumes. This parameter applies to manual jobs only and is ignored for scheduled jobs. Even after canceling the current job, if there is not enough memory to run the preempting job, it will not run.','In':True}
Wait
boolean
7
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{'Description':'Specifies that the method should wait for the job to complete and provide progress information to the client.','In':True}
Full
boolean
8
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{'Description':'This parameter only applies to scrubbing and garbage collection jobs. Jobs run in full mode will process and report on found corruptions but will not take any repair actions.','In':True}
ReadOnly
boolean
9
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{'Description':'This parameter only applies to scrubbing jobs. Scrubbing jobs run in read-only mode will process and report on found corruptions but will not take any repair actions.','In':True}
Timestamp
datetime
10
✓
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{'Description':'This parameter only applies to unoptimization jobs. Only deduplicated files that have been optimized or reoptimized since the specified time will be unoptimized.','In':True}
'Specifies whether the job should run in a more thorough and resource intensive mode. This parameter only applies to scrubbing and garbage collection jobs.'
'Specifies the maximum percentage of physical machine memory that can be consumed by this job. For optimization jobs, a range from 15-50 is suggested-with lower memory consumption for jobs that are scheduled to run when the StopWhenSystemBusy property is set to FALSE. For garbage collection and scrubbing jobs, which are typically run at off hours, a higher memory consumption can be safely specified?for example, 50.'
'The CPU and I/O priority for the deduplication job. For jobs that are scheduled to run when the StopWhenSystemBusy property is set to FALSE, setting this property to Low may make sense. For most other optimization jobs, setting this property to Normal will be the most efficient.'
'Specifies a time to start this job. By default, this property is set to 1:45am. Type the date in a format that is standard for the system locale, such as dd-MM-yyyy (German [Germany]) or MM/dd/yyyy (English [United States]).'
read
True
StartTime property is in 1 class (MSFT_DedupJob) of ROOT\Microsoft\Windows\Deduplication and in 24 namespaces
'A drive letter (for example, D:) or volume GUID path for the volume. A volume GUID path is a string of the form '\\?\Volume{GUID}\' where GUID is a GUID that identifies the volume.'