We have developed a custom timer job that which needs to run daily and need to perform certain operations. This works as expected but after few days client requested to change minor logic change in the code. So we did the changes and deployed the latest changes thro' wsp(upgrade command).
After deploying still it was referencing to the old dll, then we deactivated,activated and retract the wsp and deploy the same wsp then also it was referencing to the old dll only,
To overcome this issue we stop the windows timer services and start it again this fixes the problem.
We have developed a custom timer job that which needs to run daily and need to perform certain operations. This works as expected but after few days client requested to change minor logic change in the code. So we did the changes and deployed the latest changes thro' wsp(upgrade command).
ReplyDeleteAfter deploying still it was referencing to the old dll, then we deactivated,activated and retract the wsp and deploy the same wsp then also it was referencing to the old dll only,
To overcome this issue we stop the windows timer services and start it again this fixes the problem.