Create the skeleton for an infinitely repeating rule set

An infinitely repeating rule set contains the following events:

The rule set is enabled, pauses for some time, then performs a series of actions before it is disabled, and then re-enables itself.
Note: Some type of timer is required to limit the frequency of rule set execution, otherwise it will place a heavy load on the system. In this activity, you will use a Scheduled timer, but you can also use a Relative timer.
Note: To stop an infinitely repeating rule set you must use the Stop All Processing option in Rule Set Manager. If you only disable the rule set, it will finish the rule chain and actually re-enable the rule set.

1. In Rule Set Manager, create a new rule set.
2. In Rule Builder, on the Events tab, locate the This Rule Set Enabled event and drag it to the canvas.
3. Save the new rule set as Report Daily Approval Record in your rule set group.
4. On the Flow tab, locate the Timer (Scheduled) action and drag it to the resulting action of the This Rule Set Enabled event.
5. Double-click the Timer (Scheduled) action and edit the parameters as follows:
   1. In the Scheduled Time list, select an hour that is later than the current time.
   2. In the Schedule for a particular day of the week list, select Any Day.
   3. Click OK.
6. On the Actions tab, locate the Disable Rule Set action and drag it to the Expired event of the Timer (Scheduled) action.
7. Double-click the Disable Rule Set action and edit the parameters as follows:
   1. For the Rule Set parameter, leave the Value column blank, so that the current rule set is disabled.
   2. For the Environment parameter, in the Value column, from the list, select System.
   3. Click OK.
8. On the Actions tab, locate the Enable Rule Set action and drag it to the Disabled event of the Disable Rule Set action.
9. Double-click the Enable Rule Set action and edit the parameters as follows:
   1. For the Rule Set parameter, leave the Value column blank, so that the current rule set is enabled again.
   2. For the Environment parameter, in the Value column, from the list, select System.
   3. Click OK.

Now that you have created the skeleton for the rule set, in the next task, you will start to insert actions needed to perform the record processing.