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+---
+id: v2024-schedule-days
+title: ScheduleDays
+pagination_label: ScheduleDays
+sidebar_label: ScheduleDays
+sidebar_class_name: pythonsdk
+keywords: ['python', 'Python', 'sdk', 'ScheduleDays', 'V2024ScheduleDays'] 
+slug: /tools/sdk/python/v2024/models/schedule-days
+tags: ['SDK', 'Software Development Kit', 'ScheduleDays', 'V2024ScheduleDays']
+---
+
+# ScheduleDays
+
+Specifies which day(s) a schedule is active for. This is required for all schedule types. The \"values\" field holds different data depending on the type of schedule: * WEEKLY: days of the week (1-7) * MONTHLY: days of the month (1-31, L, L-1...) * ANNUALLY: if the \"months\" field is also set: days of the month (1-31, L, L-1...); otherwise: ISO-8601 dates without year (\"--12-31\") * CALENDAR: ISO-8601 dates (\"2020-12-31\")  Note that CALENDAR only supports the LIST type, and ANNUALLY does not support the RANGE type when provided with ISO-8601 dates without year.  Examples:  On Sundays: * type LIST * values \"1\"  The second to last day of the month: * type LIST * values \"L-1\"  From the 20th to the last day of the month: * type RANGE * values \"20\", \"L\"  Every March 2nd: * type LIST * values \"--03-02\"  On March 2nd, 2021: * type: LIST * values \"2021-03-02\" 
+
+## Properties
+
+Name | Type | Description | Notes
+------------ | ------------- | ------------- | -------------
+**type** |  **Enum** [  'LIST',    'RANGE' ] | Enum type to specify days value | [required]
+**values** | **[]str** | Values of the days based on the enum type mentioned above | [required]
+**interval** | **int** | Interval between the cert generations | [optional] 
+}
+
+## Example
+
+```python
+from sailpoint.v2024.models.schedule_days import ScheduleDays
+
+schedule_days = ScheduleDays(
+type='LIST',
+values=[1],
+interval=2
+)
+
+```
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