Hi Shafreen, On Wed, 2 Dec 2020, 22:00 Shafreen, <anfar.shafr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi All, > > At the moment when we deactivate the Message Forwarding Processor (MFP) > what happens internally is that the scheduler keeps on executing the MFP > according to the given interval. Inside the MFP we just have an if > condition to check whether the MFP is deactivated. If so, it will > immediately skip the execution of MFP. > > IMO, this redundant execution of MFP wastes CPU cycles. This could be > especially problematic, when running in a constrained environment where the > CPU cycles are limited. We can improve the implementation by deactivating > the scheduler job itself and reactivating when needed. > > WDYT ? > +1. That should be the correct solution. > > Thanks, > Shafreen >
