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Standard 5-field cron cannot express "nth weekday" schedules — use the Quartz form, or a day-of-month approximation.
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A standard cron expression has five fields: minute (0–59), hour (0–23), day of month (1–31), month (1–12), and day of week (0–6, Sunday = 0). Each field takes a number, a list (1,3,5), a range (9–17), a step (*/15), or * for "any". This format works in crontab, GitHub Actions, Kubernetes, and most schedulers.
Quartz (used by many Java systems and CronMaker) adds a seconds field at the front and an optional year at the end, uses ? for the unused day field, and supports extras like MON#2 (second Monday) and 6L (last Friday). The two formats are not interchangeable — copy the one your system expects.
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