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Problem with concurrent mode and overlapping programs
#1
Hi,

I was experimenting with concurrent and sequential mode and work out that
  • for sequential mode the running program has precedence and will stop other programs from starting
  • for concurrent mode a scheduled program has precedence and will stop a running program, well sort of, see below

If this is the case then it would be good if it were documented in the Wiki.

And now to the well sort of bit, which I think is a bug. With the following setup:
  • SIP Version: 5.1.19
  • Mode: Concurrent
  • Prog1: S1, 09:00, 4 mins
  • Prog2: S1, 09:02, 6 mins 

I get the following results
  1. 09:00 Prog1 will start (as expected)
  2. 09:02 Prog2 will start, terminating Prog1 (as expected)
  3. 09:04 Prog2 will terminate (this is not expected)

The log entry is as follows: 
  • S1 04:00 67 % Prog2

I would have expected Prog2 to run until 09:08 and the following log entries
  • S1 02:00 50% Prog1
  • S1 06:00 100% Prog2

--Edit --
On a similar note with the following setup
  • Prog1: S1, 09:00, 6 mins
  • Prog2: S1, 09:02, 2 mins
Prog1 is terminated by Prog2 (09:02) and when Prog 2 ends (09:04) the UI show 00:00 until Prog 1 would have terminated (09:06)
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#2
Looks like program 2 still has the stop time from program 1. I will take a look at that.

The documentation definitely needs work.

Dan

Update:
Looks like the problem was with helpers.py line 502 that would skip scheduling any station already running.
Not yet sure if eliminating that line will cause other problems.
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