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| 253.1 | | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Thu Apr 28 1994 15:30 | 15 |
| Pierre,
No I don't think you can specify the dispatch order. However, it
seems like the behavior should be the order in which they were entered.
If this is an important issue for you, we can do something about it in
the next release. We're taking functional requirements at the moment.
The work-around that comes to mind is to have just 1 dispatch which in
turn would fire off your additional dispatches in the order you want.
Cheers,
Dave
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| 253.2 | Alphabetical order ==> Display order ==> execution order ? | ULYSSE::BAUDELLE | | Thu Apr 28 1994 16:07 | 15 |
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Dave ,
Having tried to re-enter the dispatches in the filter it
has been displayed in the alphabetical ordered (even if B**
dispatch was defined before A**). This order was the
execution one as well (found in the Console_notify_output.log ,
with the debug flag setted)
Yes , it would be nice to have the dispatch ordering
capability in a coming release.
Thank's for your help
Pierre
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| 253.3 | Why?? | OPG::SIMON | | Thu Apr 28 1994 16:31 | 7 |
| Pierre,
I am trying to understand the reason for you needing this. Once the
match has occured the actions are posted one after the other and there is little
time in between posting (especially on Unix where we just system the action or
post to the correct listener.
Cheers Simon...
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| 253.4 | I didn't know how actions are executed.... | ULYSSE::BAUDELLE | | Thu Apr 28 1994 18:24 | 15 |
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Simon ,
Some actions like system-census Feed , Mcc event send ...
are being written and for some events we want to have the
notification to Mcc (netview) be done quickly and then the remote
api for remote database update be ran.(on Ultrix and Vms)
If you tell me that all the Actions are sent nearly at the
same time my request is useless...
Thank's
Pierre
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| 253.5 | | ZENDIA::DBIGELOW | Innovate, Integrate, Evaporate | Thu Apr 28 1994 21:22 | 6 |
| Pierre,
the dispatches are all activated within milliseconds of each other.
In other words, they are all active at the same time.
Dave
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