How to use
deleteVolatileFiredTriggers
method
in
org.quartz.impl.jdbcjobstore.DriverDelegate

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getDelegate().deleteVolatileFiredTriggers(conn);

getDelegate().deleteVolatileFiredTriggers(conn);

Delete all volatile fired triggers.

calendarExists
Check whether or not a calendar exists.
calendarIsReferenced
Check whether or not a calendar is referenced by any triggers.
deleteCalendar
Delete a calendar.
deleteFiredTrigger
Delete a fired trigger.
deleteFiredTriggers
Delete all fired triggers of the given instance.
deleteJobDetail
Delete the job detail record for the given job.
deletePausedTriggerGroup
deleteSchedulerState
Delete a scheduler-instance state record.
deleteTrigger
Delete the base trigger data for a trigger.
insertCalendar
Insert a new calendar.
insertFiredTrigger
Insert a fired trigger.
insertJobDetail
Insert the job detail record.

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