** Quoting Richard Webb to Joe Negron:

JN> Last night someone started a freq of ~5MB [...] of files at 23:56,
  > yet I have an event at 23:59.  Not only did Binkley allow the freq
  > to occur [...] which over-ran the event, but when the freq was
  > finished Binkley did *not* run the event!
JN>  Event All  23:59 23:59      F                   E1=70  E2=30  E3=30
RJT> I do for some things,  like the midnight maintenance events...
JN> That's what I thought I was doing here! :)
RW> Right, but the date rolled over, and binkley recreates .day and
  > adjust .scd, I believe.

OK, makes sense, I guess.

RW> [...] If you don't want your 23:59event missed, move your other
  > event to 23:59 for end time, and start your forced maint event
  > at 00:00, and it'll run no matter what.

Well, that would require some re-working of my batch files (which use
internal 4OS2 functions to rename the log files according to the date),
but it's doable.  Thanks.

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