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Scheduled reports inactivated unexpectedly

Marco Ballarin

Hello all,

We have an on premise instance in which we are receiving this email from a scheduled report:

Il report pianificato "Selir: Estrazione Ritiro POS (ID: aad37264-a8d8-11eb-9fec-0295aa324bdc)" è stato disattivato inaspettatamente. Per ulteriori informazioni, contattare l'amministratore.

It's basically saying that a specific report schedule was inactivated unexpectedly.

We reactivated the scheduled report 3 times, every time restart working as expected for a couple of days, then after it inactivates unexpectedly again.

Do you know a possible reason to it?

Thanks

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    Hello  , 

    Sugar is set in a way that any error during report generation deactivates the scheduled report. This was done in order to maintain Server integrity where customers in Sugar Cloud were scheduling exceptionally large reports, consuming substantial resources, leading to frequent failures and adversely affecting server performance for all customers sharing the same server stack.

    So you could chase your PHP error log to see what's the error that is being thrown that caused the report to be inactivated, it could be something like memory exhausted for specific conditions on that report. 

    As the customer is on prem, you could also consider disabling the disabler altogether, for that you could look at overriding the modules/ReportSchedules/ReportSchedule.php file and update the \ReportSchedule::getSchedulesToDeactivate method to set the first line of the method to be "return array() to avoid the report to be set to inactive even if there is a PHP error. 

    I hope this helps. 

    André

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  • +1 Sugar Employee Badge

    Hello  , 

    Sugar is set in a way that any error during report generation deactivates the scheduled report. This was done in order to maintain Server integrity where customers in Sugar Cloud were scheduling exceptionally large reports, consuming substantial resources, leading to frequent failures and adversely affecting server performance for all customers sharing the same server stack.

    So you could chase your PHP error log to see what's the error that is being thrown that caused the report to be inactivated, it could be something like memory exhausted for specific conditions on that report. 

    As the customer is on prem, you could also consider disabling the disabler altogether, for that you could look at overriding the modules/ReportSchedules/ReportSchedule.php file and update the \ReportSchedule::getSchedulesToDeactivate method to set the first line of the method to be "return array() to avoid the report to be set to inactive even if there is a PHP error. 

    I hope this helps. 

    André

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