Re: PauseJob causes job to queue up until ResumeJob

[Jason Meckley]

that behavior sounds right to me. pause does just that. stops execution until the jobs are resumed. resume, as the name implies will pick up where the scheduler last left off prior to the pause. If you can explain what you want to happen, then we may be able to recommend how to manage the execution of the jobs.

On Wednesday, July 11, 2012 12:27:02 PM UTC-4, GeordieStew wrote:

Hi folks

I'm currently writing a C# scheduler application. When using PauseJob, the job doesn't run. When I use ResumeJob (after a PauseJob), all of the jobs that were "missed" during the Pause time execute.

Any way I can stop it? 

[GeordieStew]

When I Pause, I don't want any more jobs to be scheduled/triggered/started until I Resume. So, don't want them to queue up whilst paused.

[Jason Meckley]

Think of Pause and Resume like Pause and Play on a movie or audio file.

if you want to prevent a job from being triggered you need to remove the trigger. If you want to prevent a job from being scheduled you need to stop the scheduler.

[Jay Vilalta]

You can change the misfire policy so that the job does not trigger if you pause it, but consider that the misfire policy applies not just to a paused job, but to whenever the job does not fire when it should.

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[GeordieStew]

Does it mean that exceptions won't be raised out of the job?

Thanks for the responses :)

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