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user1400915

Reputation: 1943

Hangfire recurring job doesn't start immediately

I am using cron expression for creating a recurring job. I am creating expression to execute every half an hour on 3 days of a week . The execution is correct but the time it starts is not correct. Suppose the creation of job happens at 2 : 16 pm, the job starts executing at 2 : 30 pm . If I configure to execute 2 : 20 also the job starts at 2 : 30 pm which ideally I wanted to start at 2 : 20 and recur every half an hour . Currently I am not finding a way to start at 2 : 25 and recur every half an hour.

Can someone please let me know why is it happening when used a cron expression ? Is there a way to identify this pattern so that I can adjust my execution time. The cron expression is "*/30 * * 1,2 1,2,3"

@cocowalla: I am using sql server as the backend. I am replicating connection string exactly the way it is given in hangfire documentation but not looked at polling. Is there any other reason apart from this?

Upvotes: 4

Views: 2925

Answers (1)

Cocowalla
Cocowalla

Reputation: 14350

From the docs, the SQL backend is polled, so start time accuracy may be limited:

One of the main disadvantage of raw SQL Server job storage implementation – it uses the polling technique to fetch new jobs. Starting from Hangfire 1.7.0 it’s possible to use TimeSpan.Zero as a polling interval, when SlidingInvisibilityTimeout option is set.

{
    SlidingInvisibilityTimeout = TimeSpan.FromMinutes(5),
    QueuePollInterval = TimeSpan.Zero
};

GlobalConfiguration.Configuration.UseSqlServerStorage("<name or connection string>", options);```

Upvotes: 3

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