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Set-ReFSDedupSchedule

Sets the deduplication schedule on a specified ReFS volume. Windows Server PowerShell reference

From the Windows Server PowerShell reference 15 parameters Its page in the reference

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Parameters

15 in the Windows Server PowerShell reference
-CompressionChunkSizeSpecifies the chunk size to use during compression.
-CompressionFormatSpecifies the compression format to use during deduplication.
-CompressionLevelSpecifies the compression level to use during deduplication.
-CompressionTuningSpecifies the compression tuning to use during deduplication.
-ConcurrentOpenFilesSpecifies the maximum number of files that can be open at the same time during deduplication.
-CpuPercentageSpecifies the maximum percentage of CPU usage that deduplication should consume.
-DaysSpecifies the days of the week on which deduplication should run on the volume.
-DecompressionTuningSpecifies the decompression tuning to use during deduplication.
-DurationSpecifies the duration for which deduplication should run on the volume.
-ExcludeFileExtensionSpecifies one or more file extensions to exclude from deduplication.
-ExcludeFolderSpecifies one or more folders to exclude from deduplication.
-MinimumLastModifiedTimeHoursSpecifies the minimum number of hours that must elapse before a file can be deduplicated.
-RecompressionTuningSpecifies the recompression tuning to use during deduplication.
-StartSpecifies the date and time when deduplication should start running on the volume.
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