Changes between Initial Version and Version 1 of Ticket #57271, comment 25
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Ticket #57271, comment 25
initial v1 1 1 Replying to [comment:24 galbaras]: 2 2 3 Does this logic re-fire a cron? This gets into a tricky situation where you're actually re-running a cron because of a database issue, but what if the cron is doing non-database related things, processing data or emailing people for example? 3 Does this logic re-fire a cron? This gets into a tricky situation where you're actually re-running a cron because of a database issue, but what if the cron is doing non-database related things, processing data or emailing people for example? You may not want the cron to be re-trying to fire for the next hour. Also, what if the cron is what's causing the connection issues. 4 4 5 5 Need to either be able to pick up from exactly where you left off, or if a cron hit a connection error, I wouldn't schedule it to try again asap. Just wait until it's regularly scheduled next. Or, maybe a user defined option for if a cron should retry if you get a database error.