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There are two issues here that can cause the job to lock,
Because the lock is first applied and then the service is executed, it will not be unlocked until the service is completed. If an abnormal exit occurs midway through the execution (such as a server restart), the lock will remain locked, with a default timeout of one day.
Our current approach to this issue is to modify the 'EXPIRE_LOCK_TIME' value of the job table to ensure that the job is not locked for too long.
Hazelcast will cause job lock, as the default delay for job startup is 120s. However, if Hazelcast is integrated, it may be executed through distributed services, bypassing the 120s delay, and there is a possibility that the instance may not be initialized successfully and the job has already been executed, causing anomalies. This exception has not been unlocked for processing.
The current temporary solution is to set the 'local_only' attribute of each job to true.
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There are two issues here that can cause the job to lock,
Our current approach to this issue is to modify the 'EXPIRE_LOCK_TIME' value of the job table to ensure that the job is not locked for too long.
The current temporary solution is to set the 'local_only' attribute of each job to true.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: