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Posted to user@ignite.apache.org by Steve Scheck <ss...@silverspringnet.com> on 2016/02/19 17:30:03 UTC

IgniteScheduler cron format extension {n1, n2}

Hello,

As per the docs, IgniteScheduler allows you to include the special prefix {n1, n2} in the cron string where n1 is “delay of scheduling in seconds”. Could someone on the development team elaborate on what that means, exactly? Is n1 essentially trying to add a “seconds” field to the cron string (it seems not, I haven’t observed a seconds delay on subsequent firings that occur on specific minutes, they always start on the minute). Or does it just delay submission to the scheduler for the specified number of seconds?

Thanks.


Re: IgniteScheduler cron format extension {n1, n2}

Posted by vkulichenko <va...@gmail.com>.
Hi Steve,

Yes, n1 is just a delay before submission to Cron scheduler.

-Val



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