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Fixes #16036: Fix title levels in docs #1086

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Fixes #16036: Fix title levels in docs #1086

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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion tree/30_generic_methods/schedule_simple.cf
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# * `schedule_simple_${job_id}_repaired` if the job should be run
# * `schedule_simple_${job_id}_error` if their is an inconsistency in the method parameters
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# ### Example
# #### Example
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# If you want to run a job, at every hour and half-hour (0:00 and 0:30), with no spread across system, with an agent running with default schedule of 5 minutes, and making sure that the job is run (if the agent couldn't run it, then at the next agent execution the job should be run), you will call the method with the following parameters:
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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion tree/30_generic_methods/variable_string_from_math_expression.cf
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# Be careful that using a global variable can lead to unpredictable content in case of multiple definition, which is implicitly the case when a technique has more than one instance (directive).
# Please note that only global variables are available within templates.
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# ## Usage
# #### Usage
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# This function will evaluate a mathematical expression that may contain variables and format the result according to the provided formatt string.
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