Can anybody recommend article SS 2.0 how to start ...
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Rodion
07/02/2020, 3:18 PMCan anybody recommend article SS 2.0 how to start several Scheduled script, because i have error "SSS_USAGE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED"?
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battk
07/02/2020, 3:24 PMSSS_USAGE_LIMIT_EXCEEDED means your scheduled script ran out of points
battk
07/02/2020, 3:25 PMyou either need to use less points, reschedule when you are running low (which requires you to write your script so that it can handle restarting), or you can use a map/reduce script
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Rodion
07/02/2020, 3:25 PMas I understood I can start another Scheduled script
Rodion
07/02/2020, 3:26 PMmaybe you have example?
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battk
07/02/2020, 3:27 PMif you dont know what you are doing, i would recommend starting at the map/reduce
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Rodion
07/02/2020, 3:27 PMi want to save a lot of records, but got this error
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battk
07/02/2020, 3:28 PMbut reschedling involves using task.ScheduledScriptTask
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Rodion
07/02/2020, 3:30 PMi saw this help article, but example is very simple
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battk
07/02/2020, 3:31 PMthats all there is to rescheduling
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Sandii
07/02/2020, 4:07 PMProbably would make more sense to do this in a map/reduce as battk suggested.
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Centricity Systems
07/10/2020, 3:08 PMSS2 for scheduled script does not support yielding as did SS1, and generally restarting a scheduled script will start it all over again. Unless you are doing something where the amount of processing is reduced with each iteration of the scheduled script execution, it sounds like map/reduce is the better approach than a schedule script. They are pretty much identical in that each can be scheduled or called as a task, but map/reduce is designed to handle large/long execution cycles and automatically yield for you.