one question: does the ->withoutOverlappingMultiServer() method include the ->withoutOverlapping() functionality? Or do i have to apply both to get a task only to run on one server and also prevent from running again before finishing?
So to speak: Do i have to do: ->withoutOverlapping()->withoutOverlappingMultiServer() ?
Using both would be redundant. The withoutOverlappingMultiServer() will prevent the function from running locally a second time in the same way that it would prevent it from running on another server.
Hi,
one question: does the ->withoutOverlappingMultiServer() method include the ->withoutOverlapping() functionality? Or do i have to apply both to get a task only to run on one server and also prevent from running again before finishing?
So to speak: Do i have to do: ->withoutOverlapping()->withoutOverlappingMultiServer() ?
Thanks, volker