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| $name = 'Sales Batch Task' |
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| $description |
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| $default_schedule |
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| $name = 'Fannie Task' |
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| $description = 'Information about the task' |
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| $default_schedule |
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| $schedulable = true |
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| $log_start_stop = true |
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const | TASK_NO_ERROR = 0 |
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const | TASK_TRIVIAL_ERROR = 1 |
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const | TASK_SMALL_ERROR = 2 |
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const | TASK_MEDIUM_ERROR = 3 |
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const | TASK_LARGE_ERROR = 4 |
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const | TASK_WORST_ERROR = 5 |
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| $error_threshold = 99 |
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| $config = null |
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| $logger = null |
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| $options = array() |
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| $arguments = array() |
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| $test_mode = false |
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Transistion mechanism. A batch that is set to apply to zero stores really should apply to zero stores. For now it fails over to using the local store's ID
SalesBatchTask::$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