On Wed, Feb 29, 2012 at 7:39 AM, Guy Rouillier <guyr@burntmail.com> wrote:
> I started writing this after struggling and Googling for hours and not
> getting anywhere. I'm running EnterpriseDB 9.1.2.2 64-bit on Windows 7
> 64-bit. I installed pgAdmin separately, version 1.14.1. The database
> appears to be working fine. pgAgent was automatically installed and the
> service starts without error. I see the pgAgent in the Catalog list, and
> Jobs shows in the postgres database.
>
> I'm logged in as user postgres in the postgres database. I created the
> following table:
>
> CREATE TABLE datetest
> (
> datestamp timestamp without time zone
> )
>
> and populated a single row:
>
> insert into datetest values(sysdate);
>
> I then created a simple test job, of type SQL, with the following
> definition:
>
> update datetest set datestamp = sysdate
>
> I scheduled this to run every 5 minutes. When I started this email, the job
> just wouldn't run when I said Run Now, and no errors showed up in the event
> log. I finally remembered from somewhere that Host agent has to be empty;
> sure enough, I removed "localhost" from there and then my job ran :(.
>
> So, now the only remaining issue is that in PgAdmin, the Statistics tab
> shows all runs with a status of "Failed". But the datetest table is getting
> updated properly. I see no events in the Application event log. Finally, I
> ran pgAgent from the command line in DEBUG mode:
>
> DEBUG: Checking for jobs to run
> DEBUG: Creating job thread for job 2
> DEBUG: Creating DB connection: user=postgres port=5432 hostaddr=127.0.0.1
> password=xxxx dbname=postgres
> DEBUG: Allocating new connection to database postgres
> DEBUG: Starting job: 2
> DEBUG: Sleeping...
> DEBUG: Creating DB connection: user=postgres port=5432 hostaddr=127.0.0.1
> password=xxxx dbname=postgres dbname=postgres
> DEBUG: Allocating new connection to database postgres
> DEBUG: Executing SQL step 3 (part of job 2)
> DEBUG: Returning connection to database postgres
> DEBUG: Returning connection to database postgres
> DEBUG: Completed job: 2
> DEBUG: Destroying job thread for job 2
> DEBUG: Checking for jobs to run
> DEBUG: Sleeping...
>
> The run also shows a status of "Failed". Any idea why? Thanks.
The step or the job shows as failed? What's the output from the step?
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