这些cron表达式是否等同？

/ 字符可用于指定值的增量。如果我们表示 X / Y ，则表示从第X分钟开始每隔Y分钟。

• 0/15 = 每小时第15分钟，从分钟零开始 = 0,15,30,45
• 3/20 = 每20分钟小时，从第三分钟开始 = 3,23,43
• / 40 = 每小时的第40分钟 = 40
• 3/40 = 每小时第40分钟，从第三分钟开始 = 43
$回到你的问题，两个运算符的使用得到以下结果：
code> * / 5 =每5分钟开始一次。这样，每当更改分钟时，它将启动，并在5分钟，10等之后重复。

0/5 =每5分钟从分钟0开始。它将在内部考虑为：0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55，因为这些是适合条件<

有些参考资料：

• CronTrigger
• Linuxcrontab every示例

Is there any diffenrence between

*/5 * * * * <COMMAND>

and

0/5 * * * * <COMMAND>

?

解决方案

It is not the same.

• The first one will be executed every 5 minutes starting any moment, while
• the second one will be executed on minutes 0, 5, 10,... 55.

Only if the first one is executed on minute 5k for the first time, they will have the same behaviour.

Every 5 minutes can be written like this:

0,5,10,15,20,25,30,35,40,45,50,55 * * * * <COMMAND>

this

0/5 * * * * <COMMAND>

or

*/5 * * * * <COMMAND>

Anyway, last one will start any time the minute changes and then keep a distance of 5 minutes to next execution.

The * character means every. If it is alone, it will mean every minute, every hour, etc.

The / character can be used to specify increments to values. If we indicate X/Y it means every Y minutes starting at minute X.

• 0/15 = every 15th minute of the hour, starting at minute zero = 0,15,30,45
• 3/20 = every 20th minute of the hour, starting at minute three = 3,23,43
• /40 = every 40th minute of the hour= 40
• 3/40 = every 40th minute of the hour, starting at minute three= 43

Coming back to your question, the use of both operators gets the following result:

*/5 = every 5 minutes starting anytime. This way, it will start whenever changes the minute and repeat after 5 minutes, 10, etc.

0/5 = every 5 minutes starting on minute 0. It will be internally considered as: 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55 as these are the minutes that suit the condition +5 minutes coming from start at minute 0.

Some references:

• CronTrigger
• Linux "crontab every" examples