Duplication function run again when use CronJobManager?











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I'm using CronJobManager in nodejs and when it's running :

2018/11/19 16:39:37

2018/11/19 16:39:38

2018/11/19 16:39:38

2018/11/19 16:39:38

And this my code :



function again_sche() {
var t = Date.now()
var z = 1*1000
var des = new Date(t+z);
var j = new CronJobManager(
"TEST",
des,
function () {
var d = new Date();
var list = schedule.scheduledJobs;
var timeInMss = moment(d).format("YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm:ss")
console.log(timeInMss)

again_sche();
},
{
start:true
}
);









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    I'm using CronJobManager in nodejs and when it's running :

    2018/11/19 16:39:37

    2018/11/19 16:39:38

    2018/11/19 16:39:38

    2018/11/19 16:39:38

    And this my code :



    function again_sche() {
    var t = Date.now()
    var z = 1*1000
    var des = new Date(t+z);
    var j = new CronJobManager(
    "TEST",
    des,
    function () {
    var d = new Date();
    var list = schedule.scheduledJobs;
    var timeInMss = moment(d).format("YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm:ss")
    console.log(timeInMss)

    again_sche();
    },
    {
    start:true
    }
    );









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      I'm using CronJobManager in nodejs and when it's running :

      2018/11/19 16:39:37

      2018/11/19 16:39:38

      2018/11/19 16:39:38

      2018/11/19 16:39:38

      And this my code :



      function again_sche() {
      var t = Date.now()
      var z = 1*1000
      var des = new Date(t+z);
      var j = new CronJobManager(
      "TEST",
      des,
      function () {
      var d = new Date();
      var list = schedule.scheduledJobs;
      var timeInMss = moment(d).format("YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm:ss")
      console.log(timeInMss)

      again_sche();
      },
      {
      start:true
      }
      );









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      I'm using CronJobManager in nodejs and when it's running :

      2018/11/19 16:39:37

      2018/11/19 16:39:38

      2018/11/19 16:39:38

      2018/11/19 16:39:38

      And this my code :



      function again_sche() {
      var t = Date.now()
      var z = 1*1000
      var des = new Date(t+z);
      var j = new CronJobManager(
      "TEST",
      des,
      function () {
      var d = new Date();
      var list = schedule.scheduledJobs;
      var timeInMss = moment(d).format("YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm:ss")
      console.log(timeInMss)

      again_sche();
      },
      {
      start:true
      }
      );






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