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5/28/2017 12:09 PM
 

I have a module that contains a scheduled task that is configured to run once a day, with a retry lapse of 1 hour. It is also configured to run on APPLICATION_START. This worked as intended in DNN7.0.5. Since I upgraded the site to DNN9.1, the task is running continuously and is making the site unresponsive. If I disable the task, or set the AttachToEvent property to null, the site behaves as normal. Is this a DNN 9.1 bug?



Paul Taylor
Dotcom Software Solutions Ltd
DotNetNuke, ASP.NET and SQL Server Development
 
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