See inline responses... > -----Original Message----- > Subject: Re: [FOSSology] DBaccess(7): ERROR: more than one row returned > by a subquery used as an expression > > Thanks, Mary and Bob. > > Perhaps my problem was, more specifically, that I deleted the Uploaded > file _while_ the Agents were still running on it? Should I have > deleted the _jobs_ first, and then the Upload?
Yes and yes. > > When I deleted the Upload, there were many jobs in the queue for > _other_ Uploads. In such a case, could it take quite a long time > before the Scheduler even _begins_ to delete the Upload? It depends on how your scheduler is configured. If you have installed on a single system (probably the case), and are using the default Scheduler.conf file, then you can run a max of 3 agents at one time (%Host localhost 3 1). > > I don't remember now, but I believe I recall seeing the delagent job > at the very bottom of the queue for that Upload, making it appear that > the Scheduler would delete the Upload only having completed all the > jobs for that Upload (I don't recall the job numbers)--is that true? Yes > Delete Upload doesn't automatically deletes all jobs for that Upload, > does it? No. that has to be done manually Mary > > Thanks again, > Pete > _______________________________________________ fossology mailing list fossology@fossology.org http://fossology.org/mailman/listinfo/fossology
