Tom Hueber

I just wanted to inform you that we managed to implement a Workaround for this issue: We are now using another Job which isn't part of the Job Chain. This (Script) Job is not using the built in Folder Monitoring capabilities but is running on a schedule. Therefore the Job is able to pre-process the Files accordingly and therefore the main Job Chain will only process valid files. Regards, Tom

Hey Anuj, Unfortunately, I wasn't able to reproduce this specific Issue with another Job Chain and other files myself. I tried to create the following Jobs: 1. Monitor a directory where the JobScheduler Account does not have permission. --> The "file_order_sink" element correctly throws an "java.nio.file.AccessDeniedException" Exception while trying to move the file. But it won't stop after 5 or even 10 Errors. 2. Monitor a directory where the JobScheduler Account has proper Permissions but the files...

Hey Anuj, Thanks for responding that quickly. We are using JobScheduler 1.12.8. The JOC Version is 1.12.8 as well. Regards, Tom

We are monitoring a directory for new files with the "file_order_source" Job Chain element. After processing a new file it gets deleted by a "file_order_sink" element. Sometimes the monitored files won't be deleted because the access to the given file is denied. Therefore this file will be added to the Blacklist (as documented here: https://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/en/scheduler.doc/file_orders.xml). The problem we are facing is, that once too many files are blacklisted (probably 5?) the following error...

We are monitoring a directory for new files with the "file_order_source" Job Chain element. After processing a new file it gets deleted by a "file_order_sink" element. Sometimes the monitored files won't be deleted because the access to the given file is denied. Therefore this file will be added to the Blacklist (as documented here: https://www.sos-berlin.com/doc/en/scheduler.doc/file_orders.xml). The problem we are facing is, that once too many files are blacklisted (probably 5?) the following error...