Scheduled Jobs showing as 'Not Scheduled'

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Scheduled Jobs showing as 'Not Scheduled'

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I scheduled a job using the director - yet it still says 'not scheduled'

This is an issue for a few reasons, obviously - if I want to reschedule - I can't - I can schedule it for the time I want - but it will still run at the other time and because it says it is not scheduled - I can't cancel the original time scheduled.

Has anyone seen this issue?

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Schedules in 'cron' or 'at' are by user, are you sure you are checking when logged in as the same user that scheduled it originally?
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I always login with the same userid and I would think that as soon as I schedule it in the director - then it would say 'scheduled' (or whatever it says) - but it still just says 'not scheduled'...waiting to see what my DS admin says about this.
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Can you go down to the O/S and see what a "crontab -l" shows for your user? Assuming this is a recurring schedule, that is...
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Post by Nicole »

What is the command for jobs just executing once? I will eventually want to schedule daily but for now I was testing with just one run.
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Post by Nicole »

I think it is at -l?

I believe I am seeing the jobs I scheduled when I type this -
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You would check in 'at' for a one-time schedule and 'cron' for recurring schedules. If you see it there but not in Director, I would suspect a bug. :?
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Version 8 uses the Information Server scheduling service. There may be a bug (especially in version 8.0 or 8.0.1) in which the Director client does not correctly report scheduled jobs. Use the Scheduling facility in the Web console for Information Server.
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So, is this service completely separate from cron/at/etc now? Or is it yet another interlude to them?
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Separate, I believe.
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