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Hi, thanks for the response paul, actually i am trying to do export the csv, so that will take bit time to getting data and push to s3 that's why i put the delay, so one delay is fine to doing this long job? is this the normal way basically i am get rid of this multiple delay, because some times it wrap up wrong data

On Wednesday, 17 June 2015 03:23:12 UTC+4, Paul Makepeace wrote:

If you want to sequence the jobs why not just make it one job where the second "job" is just a method call? One important purpose of asynchronous jobs like this is to get them out of the way of a main loop. By making it one job you've done that so there's no obvious (so far) pressure to punt the other one since you're not in that main loop any more.

Your pseudo code leaves me with more questions than answers so maybe explain what you're trying to actually do?

On Tue, Jun 16, 2015 at 10:49 AM, amtest <vgrkr...@gmail.com> wrote:

I have one sudo code here, using delayedjob with rails, actually tired but in some cases it getting weird, i want to call the first delay and after that is finished, then only start second delay, so i have used the priority. Is this the proper way to do this or is anything wrong? class Core def foo priority = 0 if condition1 if condition2 self.delay(priority: priority).foo1(priority) end self.delay(priority: priority).foo1(priority) end end def foo1(priority) if condition1 if condition2 priority +=1 self.delay(priority: priority).foo1(priority) end priority +=1 self.delay(priority: priority).foo1(priority) end end end

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