On 2005.06.29, Thorpe Mayes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just this week ns_schedule has started to behave oddly. Instead of
> running the code one time, as it has for months on end, it now runs the
> code twice.
Connect to the control port (assuming you have nscp set up - if not, go
set it up) and do "join [ns_info scheduled] \n" and see if you see your
proc scheduled twice.
If it is scheduled twice, then you need to try and figure out if/why it
is. Perhaps stick an ns_log statement inside the if-block and see if it
gets logged twice. If it doesn't get logged twice, then you have code
somewhere else that's also scheduling the proc.
-- Dossy
> ns_share daily_okiechef_sweep_scheduled_p
> if { ![info exists daily_okiechef_sweep_scheduled_p] } {
> ns_schedule_daily -thread 2 0 daily_okiechef_sweep
> set daily_okiechef_sweep_scheduled_p 1
>
> # set x [ns_schedule_daily -thread 2 0 daily_okiechef_sweep]
> # ns_unschedule_proc $x
> }
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