Hi, I finally found the cause for that. As I said, I deleted all records in JOB_SANDBOX table but not for all databases I'm using in multi tenancy mode. Once I did it, the problem has gone. The weird thing is that the master DB or whatever is called had more than 2,5 million records in that table while on the other tenants contains only a few hundreds. I am suspecting that it is related to the way I'm used to stop the ofbiz instance since it happened in a dev environment and I'm using eclipse to start/stop it. I guess when I forced an instance stop, the jobs that were executing in that moment were stopped and then restarted later causing a repetition of this scheduled job. Have in mind that I recreated the DB just few weeks ago. This was very annoying because it took long time executing a lots of pending scheduled jobs. Another reason that makes me think so is that I'm not experiencing the same problem in the test and production environment using the same code.
Hope this save time to others who may experience this. On Wed, Sep 15, 2010 at 11:49 AM, Jonatan Soto <seniledemen...@gmail.com>wrote: > Hi, > > I want to stop the scheduled job that calls createMaintsFromTimeInterval > service. I deleted all records in JOB_SANDBOX table but it keeps running the > service each hour I think. I don't understand how the JobPoller gets the job > since I deleted all records but it does. I'm missing something here and I > don't have time to investigate further so I'll appreciate if someone can > help on this. > > Thanks a lot. > > -- > ----- > > Jonatan Soto > -- ----- Jonatan Soto
