Here's the cfscheduler log:
"Information","956","01/03/03","12:35:57",,"Scheduled task
'inserts8_clean_up' for URL request
'http://localhost/vcrecruitment/admin/inserts/qry_cleanup.cfm' initiated."
"Information","956","01/03/03","12:35:57",,"Scheduled task
'inserts8_clean_up' for URL request
'http
OK ...
I've the service Cold Fusion Application Server must pass a
username/password to the shared network drive, is that sufficient for
CFSchedule, or is there another service that needs a password set up? Or
should it be set up in the tag/administrator?
What is the Cold Fusion Management Serv
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Only the last template in my sequence sends an e-mail.
Here's what I'm doing ...
Accessing a file on a shared drive/server, reading it and dumping into a
database.*
Then a templa
scheduled tasks separated by five minutes, starting
at 12:01 a.m.
*CF has login permisson for the remote server/drive.
H.
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> Does the script take a long time to run? If so, you might need to stick a
> RequestTimeout on the URL stri
Our admin had to enter a pw to give cfschedule the capability/permission to
send emails.
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might have to - and break my own developer box in the process. You gotta
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Does the script take a long time to run? If so, you might ne
Does the script take a long time to run? If so, you might need to stick a
RequestTimeout on the URL string that calls the template in scheduler. I've
noticed in the past that big tasks tend to time out running via CFSchedule
even though they don't require a RequestTimeout when accessed through a
br
that
everything seems to be working fine.
-j
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I have always tested my schedule scripts by having it email me at the
end for testing, and exe
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Sent: Thursday, January 02, 2003 12:48 PM
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Subject: RE: gr ... CFSchedule
Howard Owens wrote:
>Any suggestions on why the scheduled events trigger but don't >produce
any results?
I've always bee
Howard Owens wrote:
>Any suggestions on why the scheduled events trigger but don't >produce any results?
I've always been able to get it to work, but the formula for success has not always
been entirely straightforward.
This may sound strange at first, but have you tried waiting for 24 hours to
Thanks, Michael ... tried this ... templates run fine without error.
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> Use this to
No logging in ... no client or session variables ... pretty straightforward
queries and such.
Schedule to run once per day.
H.
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Use this to check if the url your calling is a good one or if it has any errors.
The usual errors are environmental such as logins and the like.
Scheduler Checker
Url to test:
#cfhttp.filecontent#
#CFCATCH.Message#
#CFCATCH.Detail#
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I have had some errors in logic when using the scheduler. Remember that it
is a new request and some things in your code may not be available if not
coded properly.
i.e. if you are using the same page that a 'logged in' client would use,
there might be session variables set by the login process th
Have you run the url directly and gotten the desired result? If yes, then do the
following.
Write a CFHTTP to call the page and check the results.
The internals of CFSCHEDULE use CFHTTP to do the work so if CFHTTP fails, the
entire thing fails.
> I first tried using CFSchedule a couple of years a
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