on 08-18-2014 9:42 AM
Hi All,
If schedule a async JDBC sender channel once in a day.It will trigger once? or it will pick data again and again after the schedule time?
Please confirm.
Thanks,
Arthita
Hi Arthita,
If you schedule channel in AVT then based on its poplling interval it will poll within the scheduled availability time.
based on your polling interval you can schedule the channel.
thanks,
Naveen
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Hi Arthita,
If you use availability planning set it to run once daily for about 10min and set your channel to poll every 100000 seconds if you want as long as it it not below 10min.
The reason you need to use availabilty planning is because if your system restarts all the channels restart and that means that they start polling the jdbs or directories etc.
So it will run only once.
Hope it helps,
Jannus Botha
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Hi Arthita,
If you are setting the polling interval, then the channel will poll after the time duration mentioned in the sender communication channel.
In this case, if the sender JDBC channel should poll for once a day, then you can mention the value as below:
Poll interval in secs as 86400
Poll interval in msecs as 86400000.
If you are setting the polling interval, the channel will be active (not stopped) and start the polling after the time limit mentioned in the sender channel.
At the same time, if you are scheduling the channel, the channel will be stopped after the time interval mentioned in the ATP.
Thanks,
Kanda
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