# Update Special Business Hours

This endpoint updates a store's special business hours, enforcing non-overlapping date ranges and supporting full-day closures or complete configuration clearance.


1. Multiple SpecialBusinessHourDTO entries must have non-overlapping date ranges (startDate to endDate) to prevent scheduling conflicts and ensure operational clarity.
2. To indicate 24-hour closure during a period, submit one SpecialBusinessHourDTO with startTime=0 and endTime=0.
3. To completely clear all special business hours configurations, set the specialBusinessHour field to either null or an empty array [] in your request payload.


Endpoint: POST /scm/shop/special/business/hour/effective/update
Version: v.1.0.0

## Request fields (application/json):

  - `shopId` (integer, required)
    Store ID
    Example: 466663

  - `specialBusinessHour` (array, required)
    Special business hours list

  - `specialBusinessHour.startDate` (integer, required)
    Start date timestamp (milliseconds) for  of the day timestamp example: 1690214400000 (2023-07-24 00:00:00 UTC)
    Example: 1690214400000

  - `specialBusinessHour.endDate` (integer, required)
    End date timestamp (milliseconds) for  of the day timestamp example: 1690646399999 (2023-07-28 23:59:59.999 UTC)
    Example: 1690646399999

  - `specialBusinessHour.businessHour` (array, required)
    Operating hours during [startDate, endDate] period
Full-day closure: Single DTO with startTime=0 and endTime=0

  - `specialBusinessHour.businessHour.startTime` (integer, required)
    Start time of business period in seconds:
- Range: 0 (midnight) to 86400 (next midnight)
- For full-day closure: Set to 0 along with endTime=0
- Time periods must not overlap within the same day
    Example: 27000

  - `specialBusinessHour.businessHour.endTime` (integer, required)
    End time of business period in seconds:
- Must be >= startTime except for cross-day periods
- For full-day closure: Set to 0 along with startTime=0
    Example: 28000

## Response 200 fields (application/json):

  - `code` (integer, required)
    A numeric status identifier indicating the result of the interface call, used to determine whether the operation executed successfully.

  - `message` (string, required)
    Text description corresponding to the status code, explaining the operation result or error cause to users.
    Example: "Success"