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If this occurs, there will be log messages similar to the following:
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Found overdue timer exceeding restart threshold limit of 2 days. Timer overdue by: 3 Days 1 Hour 57 Minutes 52 Seconds (2016-06-27 14:15:00 -0400) **** Timer is being cancelled *** TriggerTimerHandlerBean [...]
Disabling Trigger since stale timer was found and the next scheduled time was stale TimeTriggerBean [...] |
A "stale/expired" trigger is calculated based on the value of the uc.overdue.timer.startup.threshold Universal Controller start-up property (default is 2 days). If the default is specified, any enabled Trigger with a next scheduled time older than two days will be considered "stale/expired."
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Step 1 | In the trigger Details for a Cron or Time trigger, click the List Qualifying Times button. A List Qualifying Times Input pop-up dialog displays. |
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Step 2 | In the Number of Dates/Times field, enter the number of dates and times that you want to be listed (default = 30, maximum = 1000). |
Step 3 | Enter / select a Start Date from when you want the list of Dates and Times to begin. |
Step 4 | Click the Submit button to display a table of Qualifying Dates and Times. |
