I have an app using the scheduler the old-fashioned way. I have a model
which sets up the scheduler.
myscheduler = Scheduler(db,dict(import_task_add=import_task_add))
The model also defines the task which the scheduler runs.
However, the scheduling of a job is done by a controller, after the user
provides some job parameters.
Under the old approach, I start the job by inserting a record in table
db.scheduler_task
Now, I want to use immediate=True which is not a column in the table; I
have to use scheduler_instance.queue_task
and then in the controller I try
result_ID=myscheduler.queue_task(import_task_add,
pvars='...'},
immediate=True, timeout = 600)
but it's silently failing. I don't get an entry in the scheduler tables.
Doing it in the controller is the least change starting from my current
code, but is this the wrong approach?
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