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I’ve tried to execute my custom timer job by edit -> ‘start now’ but it seems like the method was not even called. It has the only instruction Trace.Assert(false); and a breakpoint on it. Journal says that it was executed correctly. I tried to restart SPTimerV4; It runs. Execution time of the job (and any other job) is 0:00. Could someone help me fix this?
Thank you,
You can debug the timerjob by attaching to the owstimer.exe process using Visual Studio and set a breakpoint at the start of the execute method. From there it should be relatively easy to figure out what goes wrong.