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In a healthy running system all entries in `spy_oms_event_timeout` should be in the future (or close

UKGT7RC7P
UKGT7RC7P Posts: 538 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
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In a healthy running system all entries in spy_oms_event_timeout should be in the future (or close to it) ? or?

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  • Unknown
    Unknown

    Hey Daniel! Expired timeouts will be dropped from DB if timeout is expired and event was triggered.

  • Unknown
    Unknown

    So the answer is yes. If you have some rows with timeouts in the past (long ago) so basically event was not triggered for some reason

  • Unknown
    Unknown

    In this case you need to check oms:check-timeout task in your scheduler

  • UKGT7RC7P
    UKGT7RC7P Posts: 538 🧑🏻‍🚀 - Cadet
    edited July 2020

    yes, thought so thanks 🙂 (probably an issue with some project-level stuff)

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