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According to toad-scheduler README here, it is possible to use preventOverrun option, so a specific job won't run (again) before the previous instance of itself is finished.
My question is, can I prevent a second job from running before the first one is finished? Mind that it is not a second instance of the same job, it is a different job.
I've been using node-schedule and there's no way of doing that natively. I acknowledged toad-scheduler with @kibertoad commentary on a issue on this matters.
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Is it possible to run two jobs asynchronously? Or prevent a second job running before the first one is finished.
Is it possible to run two jobs asynchronously?
Jun 27, 2023
Hello.
According to toad-scheduler README here, it is possible to use
preventOverrun
option, so a specific job won't run (again) before the previous instance of itself is finished.My question is, can I prevent a second job from running before the first one is finished? Mind that it is not a second instance of the same job, it is a different job.
I've been using node-schedule and there's no way of doing that natively. I acknowledged toad-scheduler with @kibertoad commentary on a issue on this matters.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: