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Active directory user sync job issues

  • 29 November 2021
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Hello Community,

Is there a way to set active directory user synchronization job at once per day in IFS apps 10?

 

We have a setup where job is keep on executing and even connected scheduled database task is deactivated. 

There is a field mapping issue but expectation is log the error and end the job according to the schedule. But here job is keep on executing for multiple times

 

What will happen if below one time task parameter is set to ‘TRUE’ together with settings on latter screen cap?

 


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Hi @Ruchira,

If the sync process keeps executing more than once when there is an error although the scheduled task

is scheduled to run only once, I would say that is not the expected behavior. If this can be re-created, I would suggest reporting to RnD and obtaining a fix.

 

In answer to your question 

“What will happen if below one time task parameter is set to ‘TRUE’ together with settings on latter screen cap?”

From F1 DOC: 

The parameter ONE_TIME_TASK_ is by default set to FALSE. Setting this to TRUE will immediately remove the scheduled task once it is executed. This parameter is set to TRUE  when the system creates one time schedules.

Refhttps://docs.ifs.com/techdocs/foundation1/040_administration/230_bckgrnd_processing/030_app_server_tasks/default.htm

 

Hence the true value is used by the system to create one time schedules. 

Regarding Single Execution and Check Day:

From F1 Doc: 

Single Execution If checked then the task can only be scheduled once. This avoids several occurrences at the same time.
Check Day If checked then the task only is started if today's date is equal to next executing date. If not a new next executing date is calculated without running the task.

 

Ref: https://docs.ifs.com/techdocs/Foundation1/040_administration/230_bckgrnd_processing/020_database_tasks/default.htm

 

Thanks,

Kasun