When I Kill a Task, I end up with a Queued Task and a Stopped Scheduler_run. When I restart the worker, should I expect the queued task to then get assigned ?
I tried killing the worker in the assigned state, and I noticed it is assigned to a specific worker. If that worker is killed and another restarted, the task is left assigned to a worker that doesn't exist ? What happens next. Should I just clear out the task and create a new task. What happens to scheduler_task and scheduler_run over time. Will there only be one row per task/function in scheduler_run, will scheduler_run slowly fill up for each run - so that I would have to occasionally have to purge. I'll do some more testing in the next few days but I really like the way you've put this together. On Wednesday, July 18, 2012 5:24:16 PM UTC+12, Andrew wrote: > > Great Job with packaging up the app and the documentation/instructions. > Very impressive. > I'll now start testing / familiarising myself with the scheduler .... >> >> >>>>> > --
