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henryyan@au1.ib
henryyan@au1.ib Absent Member.
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‎2015-01-30 06:43
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Few scheduled trend questions

Hi all

Hope you can help me for the following questions about the scheduled trend.

1, If the 1 hour interval trend is scheduled and it was disabled. When it is enabled, does it back fill the gap since it was disabled or just start from the 'Start time' setting?

2, If it does back fill the gap from the point of time it was disabled. Then what is the frequency it will run till catch up?

Thanks

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nils.guenther@t
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‎2015-02-03 13:17

Re: Few scheduled trend questions

1. Yes it will back fill

2. As quick as possible

I have recently repaired a trend and now see the trend-task starting every two ours (the chosen schedule) with one trend-query per second (at the moment), for one minute.

To investigate yourself, use the audit events generated by trends (Device Event Class Id= trend:xxx)

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henryyan@au1.ib
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‎2015-02-24 05:15

Re: Few scheduled trend questions

Hi Nils

Yes, you are exactly right. I find that this can be checked this out through active list Query Running Time

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