SyncResult.DelayUntil Property
Definition
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Used to indicate to the SyncManager that future sync requests that match the request's Account and authority should be delayed until a time in seconds since Java epoch.
[Android.Runtime.Register("delayUntil")]
public long DelayUntil { get; set; }[<Android.Runtime.Register("delayUntil")>]
member this.DelayUntil : int64 with get, setProperty Value
- Attributes
Remarks
Used to indicate to the SyncManager that future sync requests that match the request's Account and authority should be delayed until a time in seconds since Java epoch.
For example, if you want to delay the next sync for at least 5 minutes, then:
result.delayUntil = (System.currentTimeMillis() / 1000) + 5 * 60;
By default, when a sync fails, the system retries later with an exponential back-off with the system default initial delay time, which always wins over #delayUntil -- i.e. if the system back-off time is larger than #delayUntil, #delayUntil will essentially be ignored.
Java documentation for android.content.SyncResult.delayUntil.
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