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FORCED_COMMIT_TIME value of 60000 (60k)
Hi Chris,
Thanks for reaching out here and I found another earlier thread where he did the conversion to 10 mins vs. your 1 min. Are you having similar difficulties with data not being tracked correctly to your LMS? Have you gone through the LMS troubleshooting steps here?
- ChrisWalsh10 years agoCommunity Member
Thanks Ashley,
We've got our own LMS which is hosting SL2 courses. We're getting occasional cases where users complete the course (got a printout of the certificate etc.) but we've not got a record on our LMS.
We've noticed that if there is a communication failure writing the SCORM data back via our API Adaptor, the exception is caught (in our adaptor) and logged but we're not alerting the user to the problem. We're testing a fix for this (including a retry option).
However we're unsure about whether the heartbeatLMSCommit()
s from SL2 are being fired or not and if they are whether they are doing so at the frequency given byFORCED_COMMIT_TIME
. Certainly they don't appear to be happening as frequently as 60000ms (=1 minute) - which is a value which we would be happy with BTW.Thanks,
Chris
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