The following restrictions apply to Business Calendar:
You must enter a value in each of the fields in the General section of the Add Calendar page.
The Start Time for a Mid-Day Break cannot be greater than or equal to its End Time.
You cannot add a day-specific holiday (for example, the fourth Thursday of November) as non-working time in the Business Calendar for a specific year. You can only add day-specific holidays for "All" years.
Non-working Time takes precedence over Working Time. Therefore, if you want to redefine a Weekend or Holiday as Working Time, then you must first unmark the Weekend or Holiday and then assign it as Working Time.
You can only unmark a holiday defined for a specific year from the Calendar View page. You cannot unmark a holiday defined for "All" years from this page.
If you have defined a non-working time for a particular date of a specific year, and then if you add a non-working time for "All" years, then Business Process Server adds the latter entry without any alert message. However, if you have already defined a non-working time for a particular date of "All" years, and then try to define a non-working time for the same date for a specific year, then Business Process Server displays an alert message.
For example, if you have defined a non-working time for January 1, 2004, then you can define another non-working time for January 1, All years; but the reverse is not possible.
Similarly, if you have defined a weekend for Sunday, First, then you can define another non-working time for Sunday, All; but the reverse is not possible.
You cannot configure night shifts in a business calendar.
You must enter a value in each of the fields in the General section of the Add Calendar page.