Using Scheduled Apex in UI, you cannot set a scheduled class to run only once. It's always recurring. So, you'll need to use System.scheduled via the system log to implement a workaround.
Example code for running a job 10 minutes from now only once
String hour = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().hour());
String min = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().minute() + 10);
String ss = String.valueOf(Datetime.now().second());
//parse to cron expression
String nextFireTime = ss + ' ' + min + ' ' + hour + ' * * ?';
MyScheduledJob s = new MyScheduledJob();
System.schedule('Job Started At ' + String.valueOf(Datetime.now()), nextFireTime, s);
Abort the job by adding a finish method to your class that implements the Schedulable Interface. This stops the job from running more than once.
Example code to abort the job
global void finish(Database.BatchableContext BC)
{
// Get the ID of the AsyncApexJob representing this batch job from Database.BatchableContext.
// Query the AsyncApexJob object to retrieve the current job's information.
AsyncApexJob a = [SELECT Id, Status, NumberOfErrors, JobItemsProcessed, TotalJobItems, CreatedBy.Email ..... FROM AsyncApexJob WHERE Id =
:BC.getJobId()];
//then use the active job id and abort it
system.abortJob(a.id);
}
Example code for running a job every 2 mins
Integer frequency = 2;
Integer totalIterations = 60/frequency - 1;
for(Integer i = 0; i <= totalIterations; i++){
Integer count = i*frequency;
String minuteString = (count < 10) ? '0' + count : '' + count;
System.schedule('Scheduled Job ' + i, '0 ' + minuteString + ' * * * ?', new MyScheduledJob());
}
Integer totalIterations = 60/frequency - 1;
for(Integer i = 0; i <= totalIterations; i++){
Integer count = i*frequency;
String minuteString = (count < 10) ? '0' + count : '' + count;
System.schedule('Scheduled Job ' + i, '0 ' + minuteString + ' * * * ?', new MyScheduledJob());
}
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