Hi all
Every week, I need to get two files on a remote server.
I have developped a C# Windows Service with two System.Threading.Timer to do this task
For the first one, the delay (TimeSpan dueTime) is always set to 6 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes, ..
Some weeks ?!?, the timer restarts immediately after its execution (and loop indefinitely). I have made a lot of tests and this issue does not occur with a delay < 1 day ..
Any suggestion
Thanks
Emmanue
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maybe the timer creation fails? I think you can only create a limited
number of them.
ELO wrote: Hi all,
Every week, I need to get two files on a remote server.
I have developped a C# Windows Service with two System.Threading.Timer to do this task.
For the first one, the delay (TimeSpan dueTime) is always set to 6 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes, ...
Some weeks ?!?, the timer restarts immediately after its execution (and loop indefinitely). I have made a lot of tests and this issue does not occur with a delay < 1 day ...
Any suggestion ?
Thanks,
Emmanuel
maybe the timer creation fails? I think you can only create a limited
number of them.
ELO wrote: Hi all,
Every week, I need to get two files on a remote server.
I have developped a C# Windows Service with two System.Threading.Timer to do this task.
For the first one, the delay (TimeSpan dueTime) is always set to 6 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes, ...
Some weeks ?!?, the timer restarts immediately after its execution (and loop indefinitely). I have made a lot of tests and this issue does not occur with a delay < 1 day ...
Any suggestion ?
Thanks,
Emmanuel
Was there any resolution to this issue?
I have a windows service that schedules various tasks using the System.Threading.Timer class. On some rare occasions after waiting the appropriate amount of time to fire, the timer continues to fire rapidly. I haven't been able to reproduce this behaviour, but I have had numerous customers report it. Customers first reported that a task scheduled every 28 days had ran when it was scheduled, but then continued to run again and again almost every second. At first I thought this was only affecting tasks with a very long interval, but since then it has happened with tasks scheduled every 6 hours and every 24 hours.
As a side note I had originally been using System.Timers.Timer, but switched to System.Threading.Timer due to a confirmed bug (KB 842793) that can cause a System.Timers.Timer to stop firing. It appears System.Threading.Timer may have a bug too, only instead of not firing it fires too much!
"ELO" wrote: Hi all,
Every week, I need to get two files on a remote server.
I have developped a C# Windows Service with two System.Threading.Timer to do this task.
For the first one, the delay (TimeSpan dueTime) is always set to 6 days, 23 hours, 59 minutes, ...
Some weeks ?!?, the timer restarts immediately after its execution (and loop indefinitely). I have made a lot of tests and this issue does not occur with a delay < 1 day ...
Any suggestion ?
Thanks,
Emmanuel
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