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keithdavis
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2014-01-29T13:35:57Z

In the List, many, if not all, of the Next Run times (not dates) are incorrect.

These are a sample of the ones that I know for sure.

Edited by moderator 2014-03-19T08:54:52Z | Reason: Not specified

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keithdavis
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2014-01-29T13:46:52Z

Ok, I just updated 1 trigger for one job, then closed and re-opened the client and now they are all correct. However, this is not the first time I've seen this happen.

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2014-01-29T14:02:01Z

In what way are they incorrect? (I see that they are in the future)

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keithdavis
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2014-01-29T14:04:13Z

Everyone of those examples are daily, or weekly jobs and the start time is always the same and so in those examples the Next Run time (not date), should be same as the Last Run time (not date.)

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2014-01-29T15:27:21Z

So, the actual time has been shifted 6 hours?

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keithdavis
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2014-01-29T15:51:17Z

Correct. Ah, that's a the time-zone difference. So, at times, the List is not using the correct time-zone?

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2014-01-29T17:38:40Z

Is the server not in the same time zone as the client?

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keithdavis
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2014-01-29T17:40:59Z

No, all clients and servers are in the same time-zone (same city.)

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2014-01-29T17:42:50Z

Do you have one Job which has not updated that value yet? If so, please add a screenshot of the Trigger settings.

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keithdavis
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2014-01-29T18:22:52Z

#10

Actually, yes, it's doing this again and now, I'm on a client in the same building as the server.

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keithdavis
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2014-03-18T17:50:54Z

#11

All of these times are off by 5 hours.

Version 7.1.3

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bbusse
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2014-03-18T19:11:36Z

#12

Originally Posted by: keithdavis

Actually, yes, it's doing this again and now, I'm on a client in the same building as the server.

Just for the sake of asking.. and hopefully it hasn't been already.. Have you literally checked the Timezone configuration on both the server and the client machine just to be sure. I realize it's 99.9% likely that they are in fact both configured for the same timezone... and have the correct time. Just asking because all that was stated is that they're in the same building, which doesn't mean same config.

Brian

Edited by user 2014-03-18T19:16:35Z | Reason: I said same room, i meant same building

keithdavis
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2014-03-18T19:19:22Z

#13

Yes. Also, if I edit one of those entries, that entry, upon refresh, shows the correct time.

bbusse
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2014-03-18T19:26:01Z

#14

Originally Posted by: keithdavis

Yes. Also, if I edit one of those entries, that entry, upon refresh, shows the correct time.

Any ryhme or reason you can determine that leads to showing the wrong date? As in... anything I could try to do to reproduce it on mine? I've tried with 7.1.1 and 7.1.4 (what I have currently installed), have not tried with 7.1.3 yet.

Brian

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2014-03-19T08:52:21Z

#15

I think this case has been resolved.

Here is the feedback from the file we got from Keith:

We examined the log and found that VisualCron did not receive a TimeChanged event from the system. We are not sure why. We had a fallback for that but it did not work properly. We have made a change in this fallback for the next version and hopefully you should not experience this again. The fix was made in the upcoming 7.1.4.

I should have closed this earlier with the information. Sorry.

Edited by user 2014-03-19T08:54:36Z | Reason: Not specified

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keithdavis
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2014-03-19T12:59:01Z

#16

Originally Posted by: Support

I think this case has been resolved.

Here is the feedback from the file we got from Keith:

We examined the log and found that VisualCron did not receive a TimeChanged event from the system. We are not sure why. We had a fallback for that but it did not work properly. We have made a change in this fallback for the next version and hopefully you should not experience this again. The fix was made in the upcoming 7.1.4.

I should have closed this earlier with the information. Sorry.

I'm confused. Aren't your referring to this post?

http://www.visualcron.co....aspx?g=posts&t=3877

Or are you saying these two are related?

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2014-03-19T18:39:09Z

#17

Maybe I am confused but a result of something not executing according to schedule is that next runtime values are not updated properly. To start recalculation again there are the following ways:

1. click Stop server and then Start in Client
2. edit a Job
3. activate or deactivate a job
4. restart the whole VisualCron service

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bbusse
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2014-03-19T18:46:09Z

#18

Down in the bottom left of the VisualCron client window, you have the Server name, and Server time. I assume this time matches the 'correct' time, even though you see a job saying the next runtime is 6 hours off. Now, other than looking like a job scheduled for 7:30am.... having a next runtime listed as 1:30pm, does it actaully run at 7:30am or is it really waiting until 1:30pm to run?

Brian

keithdavis
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2014-03-19T18:46:35Z

#19

Originally Posted by: Support

Maybe I am confused but a result of something not executing according to schedule is that next runtime values are not updated properly. To start recalculation again there are the following ways:

1. click Stop server and then Start in Client
2. edit a Job
3. activate or deactivate a job
4. restart the whole VisualCron service

But I don't believe this issue is affecting the actual run times, only what is displayed at times. I have evidence that these jobs are running at the correct times.

keithdavis
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2014-03-19T18:48:27Z

#20

Originally Posted by: bbusse

Down in the bottom left of the VisualCron client window, you have the Server name, and Server time. I assume this time matches the 'correct' time, even though you see a job saying the next runtime is 6 hours off. Now, other than looking like a job scheduled for 7:30am.... having a next runtime listed as 1:30pm, does it actaully run at 7:30am or is it really waiting until 1:30pm to run?

Brian

Well, right now it's working. It doesn't do this all the time. Also, we upgraded to 7.1.4 yesterday, FYI.

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