There are some issues with one of my scheduled orchestrations and was
wondering if anyone had some ideas. Here are the details: I have 2
scheduled BizTalk Receive Ports coupled with orchestrations that start
with an SQL receive. They are scheduled to run once every 24 hours and
they both work fine. However, when the port (or orchestration) is
restarted, one of the receivePorts and orchestrations (always the same
one) automagically gets run, when it is clearly outside the specified
ReceiveLocation Service Window Start/Stop time (which is set to the
same minute).

Has anyone seen this issue ?

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For some reason the restarting of one of the scheduled orchestrations
is NOT happening, which is a good thing. However, when I set each to
reoccur every 3 minutes - only one of them is starting it's
orchestration. Note that the stored procedures are always returning
data. Any thoughts ?


Bill wrote:
> There are some issues with one of my scheduled orchestrations and was
> wondering if anyone had some ideas. Here are the details: I have 2
> scheduled BizTalk Receive Ports coupled with orchestrations that start
> with an SQL receive. They are scheduled to run once every 24 hours and
> they both work fine. However, when the port (or orchestration) is
> restarted, one of the receivePorts and orchestrations (always the same
> one) automagically gets run, when it is clearly outside the specified
> ReceiveLocation Service Window Start/Stop time (which is set to the
> same minute).
>
> Has anyone seen this issue ?

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Have you considered running the scheduled orchestrations using Darren Weber'
s
orchestration scheduler?

Available at:

http://www.gotdotnet.com/Community/...b9-8a775a1a7359

I've been running production code with this for ages now and it seems
bulletproof.

Ben Cuttriss


"Bill" wrote:

>
> For some reason the restarting of one of the scheduled orchestrations
> is NOT happening, which is a good thing. However, when I set each to
> reoccur every 3 minutes - only one of them is starting it's
> orchestration. Note that the stored procedures are always returning
> data. Any thoughts ?
>
>
> Bill wrote: 
>
>

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