Inheritance diagram for SalesBatchTask:

Public Member Functions
	run ()

Public Member Functions inherited from FannieTask
	setThreshold ($t)

	setConfig (FannieConfig $fc)

	setLogger ($fl)

	setOptions ($o)

	setArguments ($a)

	testMode ($t)

	run ()

	cronMsg ($str, $severity=6)

	lazyGetOpt ($argv)

Public Attributes
	$name = 'Sales Batch Task'

	$description

	$default_schedule

Public Attributes inherited from FannieTask
	$name = 'Fannie Task'

	$description = 'Information about the task'

	$default_schedule

	$schedulable = true

	$log_start_stop = true

const	TASK_NO_ERROR = 0

const	TASK_TRIVIAL_ERROR = 1

const	TASK_SMALL_ERROR = 2

const	TASK_MEDIUM_ERROR = 3

const	TASK_LARGE_ERROR = 4

const	TASK_WORST_ERROR = 5

Additional Inherited Members
Protected Attributes inherited from FannieTask
	$error_threshold = 99

	$config = null

	$logger = null

	$options = array()

	$arguments = array()

	$test_mode = false

Member Function Documentation

SalesBatchTask::run ( )

Transistion mechanism. A batch that is set to apply to zero stores really should apply to zero stores. For now it fails over to using the local store's ID

Member Data Documentation

SalesBatchTask::$default_schedule

Initial value:

= array(
        'min' => 10,
        'hour' => 2,
        'day' => '*',
        'month' => '*',
        'weekday' => '*',
    )

SalesBatchTask::$description

Initial value:

= 'Apply sales batches. Puts items on sale
    if they are in a current batch and also takes items off sale
    if they are not in a current batch.
    Replaces the old nightly.batch.php script.'

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

fannie/cron/tasks/SalesBatchTask.php

Public Member Functions

Public Attributes

Additional Inherited Members

Member Function Documentation

Member Data Documentation