Setting Values to Condicion Query

Hello I have trying to set values to condition in query of cron.schedule:
```sql
SELECT sc.minute_execution_cron,
sc.hour_execution_cron,
sc.day_month_execution_cron,
sc.month_execution_cron,
sc.day_week_execution_cron,
sc.interval_config_mount_delete,
sc.interval_config_type_delete into
x_minute_cron_cl, x_hour_cron_cl, x_day_month_cron_cl,
x_month_cron_cl, x_day_week_cron_cl, x_interval_mount_cron_cl,
x_interval_type_cron_cl
FROM public."setting-cron" as sc
WHERE sc.country = 'XX';

x_time_cron_cl = x_minute_cron_cl || ' ' || x_hour_cron_cl || ' ' ||x_day_month_cron_cl || ' ' || x_month_cron_cl || ' ' || x_day_week_cron_cl;
x_invertal_cron_cl = x_interval_mount_cron_cl || ' ' || x_interval_type_cron_cl;
raise notice 'Value: %', x_invertal_cron_cl;
--perform public."deleteLogs"('2022-08-30 12:45:00', x_invertal_cron_cl, 'CL');
PERFORM cron.schedule('delete-logs-cl',x_time_cron_cl, $$select * from public."deleteLogs"('2022-08-30 12:45:00', x_invertal_cron_cl, 'XX')$$);
```

and the error is:
2022-09-23 03:51:00.013 UTC [1057] ERROR: column "x_invertal_cron_cl" does not exist at character 58
2022-09-23 03:51:00.013 UTC [1057] STATEMENT: select * from public."deleteLogs"('2022-08-30 12:45:00', x_invertal_cron_cl, 'XX')

so,
is it possible?

Start with the cron.schedule entry point and the SQL command passed to it, then compare that behavior with the public.deleteLogs call shown in the issue. Reproduce the reported column-not-found error and establish whether the requested variable substitution is supported; document the result or define the required change.

Written by the indexing model from the issue text.