Hi everyone! I live in a country where electricity and internet frequently go out, and I have a couple of questions about how this might affect my work with the platform:
If I'm generating schemas and the internet or electricity goes out before the process finishes, do I need to repeat the schema generation once I'm back online, or does the disconnection not affect the process?
The same question applies when compiling the instance. If the compilation is interrupted, do I have to start over, or does the process continue unaffected once I reconnect?
Since there is no way for you to check the exact outcome of such disconnected installation on your own, it would be better to try to install the package again.
Please note that all of such actions are being executed in the database directly on the server and the end user's connection does not affect the execution.
The only action that it might affect is the package installation from the Application Hub. In some cases errors might occur if you get disconnected while installing a package this way.
What you see on UI is only a visual representation of the ongoing action for the user to be able to track when the action is finished. However, current functionality does not allow to reopen the loading window for such actions after they've been closed.
The only problem is that you will not be able to see the result of the action, as is the case when you finish waiting on the same page where the action was run (for example compilation results).
But the action itself does get completed even if you get disconnected.
I understand, thank you very much! Now, if I encounter the issue you mentioned regarding the installation from the Application Hub, would simply compiling the instance resolve it, or would I need to reinstall the package?
Since there is no way for you to check the exact outcome of such disconnected installation on your own, it would be better to try to install the package again.
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