Vladislav,
The schedules table is created on a per-subscription class basis, not on a
per-rule basis. Therefore, if you already have one or more scheduled rules
in the subscription class and then you add another, you will not see
additional schedules tables added. The new rules will use the existing
schedules table.
-shyam
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[quoted text, click to view] "SVA" <uspexpress@unisoftplus.com> wrote in message
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>I wonder if the following is a known problem:
>
> Essentially, it seems there is no way to add a schedule rule to an
> existing subscription class in ADF file. NS update runs without errors,
> but no schedule-related tables and fields are created.
>
> Yet NS documentation says that "<ScheduledRules> node ... Can be added
> and deleted using NSControl Update."
>
>
> In particular, if you add a <ScheduledRule> node to your Subscription
> class (located in ADF file) and run NSControl Update, it creates
> NSXXXSubscriptionsSchedules table for the given Subscription class.
>
> That is fine.
>
> However, it works only if you create a new subscription class from
> scratch.
>
> If you add <ScheduledRule> rule to the existing Subscription class
> (located in ADF file) via NSControl Update, then no
> NSXXXSubscriptionsSchedules table is created.
>
> Is this by design?
>
> Thank you in advance.
>
> Regards,
> Vladislav.
>
