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The featured image can be confusing and elitist for newcomers, so I wrote an overview of various sources to provide a better orientation and share my experience. Disclaimer I disapprove of using modified hardware and software for copyright infringement. This tutorial deals with hardware and software modification purely for educational reasons. Modifications to change the style, operating system, ability to backup your own files or similar are not considered copyright infringement. Modifying hardware you own in the Czech Republic, where I am located, is legal I do not cause any loss to nintendo, I purchased all the games I play. See the results of two courts in European countries that have dealt with this: [1]: https://web.archive.org/web/20060324123541/http://management.silicon.com/government/0%2C39024677%2C39117891%2C00.htm [2]: https://www.theregister.com/2004/04/27/spanish_xbox_modding_ruling/ Needed components - modchip Nintendo Switch Modchip (4$); I used this , but it was overpriced. one Soldering iron (15$), something like this SD card, at least 16GB, recommended 64GB and more. (10$) USB C to USB 2.0 cable. Soldering flux is recommended but not required. Electrical tape Heat sink paste Hack - hardest part I don't provide a detailed tutorial, there are enough of them. This post is to improve the orientation in this scene, at the same time provide a collection of various guides. How to start If you have a Nintendo Switch V1 and belong to the lucky 12% (see hackable serial numbers[1]) who have an unpatched switch, you can get by with tinfoil and an SD card. There are plenty of jailbreak tutorials[2]. The hack is more complicated if you have a patched Switch, Switch Lite, or OLED version. What to do after determining version of my switch? You have to solder a modchip, often or , which are very cheap on Aliexpress, to a Nintendo motherboard. They work on the principle of voltage changes on the processor, which skips the integrity check mechanism to check unauthorized software. PICOFLY HWFLY The easiest is the V1 version, then Switch Lite, then OLED. The USB C connector is often included with the modchip, through which the chip's firmware must be uploaded. This consists of dragging only a few files to the modchip. The firmware can be found on . GitHub My experience In my situation, I used the PICOFLY chip purchased from AliExpress to modify my Nintendo V1 Switch. Without a microscope or any experience in micro-soldering. I used a budget soldering iron. Although I suggested using flux, I neglected to utilize it myself, leading to an dirty solder. While the installation eventually worked, the process was tedious and stresfull. What to do after the hack You must load the software that starts after boot and must be on the SD card. Easy route You can use , which is a package of different tools. The community will tell you that you must install individual tools to understand how they work. The reality is that copy-pasting different tools to the SD card will not help you understand the tools, so don't be afraid to take the easy way out. This is very common in the community, where people claim the only correct way is without using the script. Of course, this is wrong. HATS linux arch archinstall Where do I find Hats? The HATS source code has been taken down but can be found in various mirrors; use Google. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jfJIVzeJSyE&embedable=true The following section describes some tools used in HATS, and you would probably set up these tools even if you went the manual route. The recommended starting point is this guide: https://nh-server.github.io/switch-guide/ Other options - Ubuntu https://www.s31bz.com/linux-on-my-nintendo-switch - Android 10 https://wiki.switchroot.org/wiki/android/10-q-setup-guide Also, you can dualboot between multiple operating systems on your SD card. Toolset - The most used bootloader that allows you to boot custom firmware (CFW). Hekate - Tinfoil allows you to access the SD card via USB C and install software. Tinfoil - Menu for launching homebrew applications. This menu will be available via the album icon on Switch. nx-hbmenu - This is an industry-standard tool for managing various emulators. RetroArch - OS for the switch. You will probably be using this one. Otherwise, you can use multiple linux distributions. also works on Switch. Atmosphere RetroPie - Install software via USB C. This is helpful because some games are bigger than 4GB, which is the maximum file size for FAT32. DBI - Tool for managing game save files. JKSV - Switch sysmodule allowing you to set cpu/gpu/mem clocks according to the running application and docked state. sys-clk - Use controllers from other consoles natively on your Nintendo Switch via Bluetooth. No dongles or other external hardware neccessary. MissionControl How to restore game save files from Yuzu/Ryujinx on Nintendo Switch This process apply if you want to dump Switch saves to other location. Go to the emulator and click on “open save files“ Copy files to the JKSV folder on the SD card path will be something like: SD:/JKSV/<game>/<save_name>/ In JKSV, click restore save and hold the button. A JKSV has to be correctly set up. See the JKSV . Note: guide Also, run the game at least once. Otherwise, it won’t show up in JKSV, What is X? - This is a memory chip with the original firmware on the Switch motherboard. Switch NAND - emulated NAND saved on SD card. emuMMC - custom firmware cfw - custom console software not provided with original homebrew - a program that gets executed after exploiting a vulnerability payload - a format of programs that can be run with CFW .nro Links [1]: https://suchmememanyskill.github.io/guides/switchserials/ [2]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zX7eBg2gIzI Featured image source . here

Hacking a Nintendo Switch for 30$

Here’s a made-up variation on an old quote. It goes like this: “To err is human; To hack one’s Nintendo Switch is morally divine, but legally dubious.” On the subject of hacking, today’s story is about hacking/modding the Nintendo Switch with PKHex. Specifically, we’re going back into the world of save file editing. With PKhex, you can edit what pokemon are in your party. With PKHex, you can automatically check for legality on your mons (appropriate moves, stats, EVs, etc.). You can also edit what items it holds, and even edit your pokedex progress in games like Pokemon Scarlet and Pokemon Violet! You can even edit how many stakes were pulled in those games. Through GBATemp and PKHex, a couple “remade” versions of Pokemon Sword and Shield, called Pokemon Sacred Sword and Pokemon King’s Shield, were made. However, they are outdated in comparison to the new ROM hacks for Gen VIII, Pokemon Divine Sword and Pokemon Blessed Shield. Here’s a screenshot of such ROM Hacks in action above. With that done, let’s move on to the installation guide. Installation Guide for Pokemon Divine Sword & Blessed Shield Here’s an Installation Guide, which is going off the assumption you are in ownership of a modded Switch console. Thanks to GBATemp for the info. Installation (CFW): This is assuming you have Atmosphere CFW installed on your switch. Go to this link: https://gbatemp.net/threads/pokemon-divine-sword-blessed-shield-version-1-1-major-update-exp-candies-return.590250/ Click on the download link, and you’ll be taken to folders for Divine Sword and Blessed Shield to download over on Google Drive or Google Docs. (I’m not sure which one) If you are gonna be playing Divine Sword, download and move the folder titled "0100ABF008968000" to atmosphere\contents from Google Drive,  or download and move "01008DB008C2C000" for Blessed Shield from Google Drive. ( ) https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1wDwrs3Ox13XkOZOEs22orvkWSg3nVb66 Return the SD card to your switch, enter CFW, and then Launch the game. Simple as that. An easy way to tell if the mod is working is IF the Mystery Gift menu option is replaced with "Divine Sword & Blessed Shield", among other text edits. NOTE: Now, with regards to hacking a switch, it SHOULD be done easily with a V1 Switch With that cleared up, let’s move onto the Comprehensive guide to PKHex. How to Use PKHex on Switch: A Comprehensive Beginner's Guide There are 2 ways to edit Pokemon Scarlet and Violet (as well as SwSh saves) in PkHex. Both of these require a modified switch running CFW (custom firmware), and either checkpoint (for lower firmwares) or JKSV (for higher firmwares). This guide is meant for CFW emuNAND extracting from/importing to CFW emuNAND, or CFW sysNAND extracting from/importing to CFW sysNAND. You’ll also probably need Ryujinx or Yuzu (both Switch emulators) to test this before doing it to an actual cartridge. In that case, a computer/laptop would be sufficient for the task, and a USB-c cable would also help. A modded Switch is a MUST. Note: For the uninitiated, PKHex is a Pokémon core series save editor, programmed in C#. It supports the following files: Save files ("main", *.sav, .dsv, .dat, .gci) GameCube Memory Card files (.raw, .bin) containing GC Pokémon savegames Individual Pokémon entity files (.pk) : Mystery Gift files (.pgt, .pcd, .pgf, .wc), including conversion to .pk. It also supports the following features It supports the importing of teams from Decrypted 3DS Battle Videos, transferring from one generation to another while converting formats along the way, etc. Data is displayed in a view which can be edited and saved. The interface can be translated with resource/external text files so that different languages can be supported. Pokémon Showdown sets and QR codes can be imported/exported to assist in sharing. Nintendo 3DS savedata containers use an AES MAC that cannot be emulated without the 3DS's keys, thus a resigning service is required (svdt, save_manager, JKSM, or SaveDataFiler). The Changelog for Version 22.11.26 indicates the following changes were made for compatibility with Scarlet and Violet: Legality: Fixed: Encounter->PK9 small fixes added. Added: Distribution Raids (Eevee) now recognized. Fixed: Hidden Ability patch checks now behave correctly. Fixed: Minor tweaks to tera type and encounter recognition. Fixed: Gen8 technical records are checked correctly again. Fixed: Maushold / Dudunsparce %100 evolution calc fixed (From %25). Fixed: Gen9 obededience level for gift box legends now checked correctly (nonzero). Still Pending: Wandering/Crossover encounter locations & marks (next release!) Added: Form Argument now has a label if the Form combobox is not being shown. Added: Cheat button to unlock all fly locations, and collect all stakes (sub legendary event). Thanks @sora10pls! Fixed: Gen9 raid seeds can now be correctly set via the GUI. Fixed: Gen9 xyz coordinates now read/write correctly instead of swapping y/z coordinates. Thanks @ih8ih8sn0w! Fixed: Gen9 Pokédex set now applies seen forms, and the Seen All / Caught / Complete cheats now behave as intended for all entries. Changed: Updated translation files. Now, all of the above is useless without having a V1 switch that is hackable. Make sure you have that first, then get Ryujinx or Yuzu for your laptop/computer. Now, PKHeX can, in conjunction with Yuzu/Ryujinx, allow you to edit your save file to do amazing things. 60FPS? You got it! Make a pokemon you made in Showdown shiny before adding it to your game? Complicated, but it can be done!! Collect all 32 of those annoying stakes to unlock the legendary quartet of Ruin? You bet! Now, Let’s move on to save editing. Save Editing Pokémon Scarlet & Violet - How it works In order to even be ABLE to do this, a modified Switch is required. Now, how does one do that? That is surprisingly simple. Modifying your Switch: A Multi-step Guide You must get or have bought a 1st-Version Switch back in 2017. Order a “Switch jig” on Amazon, or use either a paper clip or a piece of aluminum foil cut with scissors. Insert the accessory of choice all the way down into the right side rail of the switch. Press and hold Power and Volume + to get the Switch into RCM mode. Connect your V1 Switch to your PC via a Micro USB-C cable, or a BLU Tracfone phone charger cable. Go to your computer and download Atmosphere (Best go to Youtuber Better Gaming for updated links and advice if you’re new to this!) Download TegraRcmGUI, and drag the application from WinRar & Drop it onto your desktop. Insert your Micro SD Card via MicroSD Card adapter into your laptop and drag all CFW files and whatnot onto the root of the Micro SD Card. Safely eject the SD Card, reinsert into Switch, and select Hekate to boot into CFW. You’ve done it. Your switch should now be hacked/jailbroken. IF you did everything right, then you SHOULD get something like the above image on your Switch. Just, make sure your switch is sufficiently charged beforehand with the SD card inside the Switch, then proceed. Speaking of proceeding, you may now proceed to the next section. CONGRATS! Adding Cheats to your Pokemon Scarlet & Violet Game For this part, basically, you’re now gonna want to install Edizon onto your Switch via the Homebrew app store, then insert the game and start editing/cheating away if you want/are able to. HackerNoon’s FAQ: Your Questions And More Answered Q: Do these cheats work on Non-modded Switches? A: No. Sadly, it only works on Modded Switches. Q2: Will I get Banned for Modding my Switch? A2: It depends. If you don’t follow guides and go in blind, then likely yes. If you’re following Better Gaming or anyone else, then maybe not. Q3: How do I activate cheats in {Insert game here}? A3: Use Edizon. Simple. Or, if nothing else, watch a guide before trying. Q4: How are these three subjects connected? A4: They all involve modding/hacking stuff like Scarlet/Violet, and your Switch. Q5: Does this theoretically work for other mainline Pokémon games (SwSh, Let’s Go, etc.)? A5: Yes. CONCLUSION So, in today’s article, we went over how to use PKHex on Switch, Save Editing, and Switch Modding. We went over them in significant detail, answered some common and uncommon questions, AND even went into how to mod a V1 switch. IF you enjoyed this article, then comment down below, or feel free to email me your feedback. Thanks for reading, and I’ll see you next time.

How to Use PKHex On Switch to Mod Pokemon Scarlet & Violet

Quartz is an open-source Java job scheduling framework that provides powerful capabilities for scheduling tasks. In DolphinScheduler, Quartz is used to implement task scheduling and management. DolphinScheduler integrates with Quartz through the QuartzExecutorImpl class, combining workflow and schedule management operations with Quartz's scheduling framework to achieve task execution. This article provides a detailed analysis of Quartz's principles and implementation within DolphinScheduler. Quartz Entity-Relationship Diagram QRTZ_JOB_DETAILS and QRTZ_TRIGGERS are the central tables, defining the relationship between jobs and triggers.


The QRTZ_TRIGGERS table links with multiple trigger-type tables, such as QRTZ_SIMPLE_TRIGGERS and QRTZ_CRON_TRIGGERS, to enable different trigger mechanisms.


QRTZ_FIRED_TRIGGERS records execution history, associating with both the job and trigger tables.


QRTZ_CALENDARS defines calendar exclusion rules for triggers, while QRTZ_PAUSED_TRIGGER_GRPS manages the pause state of trigger groups.


QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE and QRTZ_LOCKS are used for scheduling coordination in clustered environments, ensuring high availability. Quartz in DolphinScheduler We will focus on the principle analysis of the use of quartz in DolphinScheduler, so the steps for using quartz in DolphinScheduler will be introduced briefly. Generally speaking, there are 4 steps: Creating a New SHELL Task
Defining and Configuring Workflow Scheduling
Scheduling Activation
Workflow Instance Execution Principle Analysis Creating a Schedule org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.controller.SchedulerController#createSchedule  
--org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#insertSchedule  
...  
Schedule scheduleObj = new Schedule();  
Date now = new Date();  
scheduleObj.setTenantCode(tenantCode);  
scheduleObj.setProjectName(project.getName());  
scheduleObj.setProcessDefinitionCode(processDefineCode);  
scheduleObj.setProcessDefinitionName(processDefinition.getName());  
ScheduleParam scheduleParam = JSONUtils.parseObject(schedule, ScheduleParam.class);  
scheduleObj.setCrontab(scheduleParam.getCrontab());  
scheduleObj.setTimezoneId(scheduleParam.getTimezoneId());  
scheduleObj.setWarningType(warningType);  
scheduleObj.setWarningGroupId(warningGroupId);  
scheduleObj.setFailureStrategy(failureStrategy);  
scheduleObj.setCreateTime(now);  
scheduleObj.setUpdateTime(now);  
scheduleObj.setUserId(loginUser.getId());  
scheduleObj.setUserName(loginUser.getUserName());  
scheduleObj.setReleaseState(ReleaseState.OFFLINE);  
scheduleObj.setProcessInstancePriority(processInstancePriority);  
scheduleObj.setWorkerGroup(workerGroup);  
scheduleObj.setEnvironmentCode(environmentCode);  
scheduleMapper.insert(scheduleObj);  
... At its core, this operation inserts a new entry into the schedule table, as shown below: Activating a Schedule org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.controller.SchedulerController#publishScheduleOnline  
--org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#onlineScheduler  
----org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#doOnlineScheduler  
------org.apache.dolphinscheduler.scheduler.quartz.QuartzScheduler#insertOrUpdateScheduleTask  

// Simplified code:  
JobKey jobKey = QuartzTaskUtils.getJobKey(schedule.getId(), projectId);  
Map<String, Object> jobDataMap = QuartzTaskUtils.buildDataMap(projectId, schedule);  
String cronExpression = schedule.getCrontab();  
String timezoneId = schedule.getTimezoneId();  

Date startDate = DateUtils.transformTimezoneDate(schedule.getStartTime(), timezoneId);  
Date endDate = DateUtils.transformTimezoneDate(schedule.getEndTime(), timezoneId);  
JobDetail jobDetail = newJob(ProcessScheduleTask.class).withIdentity(jobKey).build();  
jobDetail.getJobDataMap().putAll(jobDataMap);  
scheduler.addJob(jobDetail, false, true);  

TriggerKey triggerKey = new TriggerKey(jobKey.getName(), jobKey.getGroup());  
CronTrigger cronTrigger = newTrigger()  
                    .withIdentity(triggerKey)  
                    .startAt(startDate)  
                    .endAt(endDate)  
                    .withSchedule(  
                            cronSchedule(cronExpression)  
                                    .withMisfireHandlingInstructionIgnoreMisfires()  
                                    .inTimeZone(DateUtils.getTimezone(timezoneId)))  
                    .forJob(jobDetail).build();  

scheduler.scheduleJob(cronTrigger); Related Tables Job Details Table: Stores detailed information about each task. Trigger Base Table: Stores basic information for all trigger types. Cron Trigger Table: Stores information about Cron expression triggers. Schedule Execution org.apache.dolphinscheduler.scheduler.quartz.ProcessScheduleTask

protected void executeInternal(JobExecutionContext context) {  
    JobDataMap dataMap = context.getJobDetail().getJobDataMap();  
    int projectId = dataMap.getInt(QuartzTaskUtils.PROJECT_ID);  
    int scheduleId = dataMap.getInt(QuartzTaskUtils.SCHEDULE_ID);  

    Date scheduledFireTime = context.getScheduledFireTime();  
    Date fireTime = context.getFireTime();  

    Command command = new Command();  
    command.setCommandType(CommandType.SCHEDULER);  
    command.setExecutorId(schedule.getUserId());  
    command.setFailureStrategy(schedule.getFailureStrategy());  
    command.setProcessDefinitionCode(schedule.getProcessDefinitionCode());  
    command.setScheduleTime(scheduledFireTime);  
    command.setStartTime(fireTime);  
    command.setWarningGroupId(schedule.getWarningGroupId());  
    String workerGroup = StringUtils.isEmpty(schedule.getWorkerGroup()) ? Constants.DEFAULT_WORKER_GROUP  
            : schedule.getWorkerGroup();  
    command.setWorkerGroup(workerGroup);  
    command.setTenantCode(schedule.getTenantCode());  
    command.setEnvironmentCode(schedule.getEnvironmentCode());  
    command.setWarningType(schedule.getWarningType());  
    command.setProcessInstancePriority(schedule.getProcessInstancePriority());  
    command.setProcessDefinitionVersion(processDefinition.getVersion());  

    commandService.createCommand(command);  
} Essentially, this is a callback function in Quartz that ultimately generates a Command. Quartz is an open-source Java job scheduling framework that provides powerful capabilities for scheduling tasks. In DolphinScheduler, Quartz is used to implement task scheduling and management. DolphinScheduler integrates with Quartz through the QuartzExecutorImpl class, combining workflow and schedule management operations with Quartz's scheduling framework to achieve task execution. QuartzExecutorImpl This article provides a detailed analysis of Quartz's principles and implementation within DolphinScheduler. Quartz Entity-Relationship Diagram QRTZ_JOB_DETAILS and QRTZ_TRIGGERS are the central tables, defining the relationship between jobs and triggers. The QRTZ_TRIGGERS table links with multiple trigger-type tables, such as QRTZ_SIMPLE_TRIGGERS and QRTZ_CRON_TRIGGERS, to enable different trigger mechanisms. QRTZ_FIRED_TRIGGERS records execution history, associating with both the job and trigger tables. QRTZ_CALENDARS defines calendar exclusion rules for triggers, while QRTZ_PAUSED_TRIGGER_GRPS manages the pause state of trigger groups. QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE and QRTZ_LOCKS are used for scheduling coordination in clustered environments, ensuring high availability. QRTZ_JOB_DETAILS and QRTZ_TRIGGERS are the central tables, defining the relationship between jobs and triggers. QRTZ_JOB_DETAILS and QRTZ_TRIGGERS are the central tables, defining the relationship between jobs and triggers. QRTZ_JOB_DETAILS QRTZ_TRIGGERS The QRTZ_TRIGGERS table links with multiple trigger-type tables, such as QRTZ_SIMPLE_TRIGGERS and QRTZ_CRON_TRIGGERS, to enable different trigger mechanisms. The QRTZ_TRIGGERS table links with multiple trigger-type tables, such as QRTZ_SIMPLE_TRIGGERS and QRTZ_CRON_TRIGGERS , to enable different trigger mechanisms. QRTZ_TRIGGERS QRTZ_SIMPLE_TRIGGERS QRTZ_CRON_TRIGGERS QRTZ_FIRED_TRIGGERS records execution history, associating with both the job and trigger tables. QRTZ_FIRED_TRIGGERS records execution history, associating with both the job and trigger tables. QRTZ_FIRED_TRIGGERS QRTZ_CALENDARS defines calendar exclusion rules for triggers, while QRTZ_PAUSED_TRIGGER_GRPS manages the pause state of trigger groups. QRTZ_CALENDARS defines calendar exclusion rules for triggers, while QRTZ_PAUSED_TRIGGER_GRPS manages the pause state of trigger groups. QRTZ_CALENDARS QRTZ_PAUSED_TRIGGER_GRPS QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE and QRTZ_LOCKS are used for scheduling coordination in clustered environments, ensuring high availability. QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE and QRTZ_LOCKS are used for scheduling coordination in clustered environments, ensuring high availability. QRTZ_SCHEDULER_STATE QRTZ_LOCKS Quartz in DolphinScheduler We will focus on the principle analysis of the use of quartz in DolphinScheduler, so the steps for using quartz in DolphinScheduler will be introduced briefly. Generally speaking, there are 4 steps: Creating a New SHELL Task Defining and Configuring Workflow Scheduling Scheduling Activation Workflow Instance Execution Creating a New SHELL Task Defining and Configuring Workflow Scheduling Scheduling Activation Workflow Instance Execution Principle Analysis Creating a Schedule org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.controller.SchedulerController#createSchedule  
--org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#insertSchedule  
...  
Schedule scheduleObj = new Schedule();  
Date now = new Date();  
scheduleObj.setTenantCode(tenantCode);  
scheduleObj.setProjectName(project.getName());  
scheduleObj.setProcessDefinitionCode(processDefineCode);  
scheduleObj.setProcessDefinitionName(processDefinition.getName());  
ScheduleParam scheduleParam = JSONUtils.parseObject(schedule, ScheduleParam.class);  
scheduleObj.setCrontab(scheduleParam.getCrontab());  
scheduleObj.setTimezoneId(scheduleParam.getTimezoneId());  
scheduleObj.setWarningType(warningType);  
scheduleObj.setWarningGroupId(warningGroupId);  
scheduleObj.setFailureStrategy(failureStrategy);  
scheduleObj.setCreateTime(now);  
scheduleObj.setUpdateTime(now);  
scheduleObj.setUserId(loginUser.getId());  
scheduleObj.setUserName(loginUser.getUserName());  
scheduleObj.setReleaseState(ReleaseState.OFFLINE);  
scheduleObj.setProcessInstancePriority(processInstancePriority);  
scheduleObj.setWorkerGroup(workerGroup);  
scheduleObj.setEnvironmentCode(environmentCode);  
scheduleMapper.insert(scheduleObj);  
... org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.controller.SchedulerController#createSchedule  
--org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#insertSchedule  
...  
Schedule scheduleObj = new Schedule();  
Date now = new Date();  
scheduleObj.setTenantCode(tenantCode);  
scheduleObj.setProjectName(project.getName());  
scheduleObj.setProcessDefinitionCode(processDefineCode);  
scheduleObj.setProcessDefinitionName(processDefinition.getName());  
ScheduleParam scheduleParam = JSONUtils.parseObject(schedule, ScheduleParam.class);  
scheduleObj.setCrontab(scheduleParam.getCrontab());  
scheduleObj.setTimezoneId(scheduleParam.getTimezoneId());  
scheduleObj.setWarningType(warningType);  
scheduleObj.setWarningGroupId(warningGroupId);  
scheduleObj.setFailureStrategy(failureStrategy);  
scheduleObj.setCreateTime(now);  
scheduleObj.setUpdateTime(now);  
scheduleObj.setUserId(loginUser.getId());  
scheduleObj.setUserName(loginUser.getUserName());  
scheduleObj.setReleaseState(ReleaseState.OFFLINE);  
scheduleObj.setProcessInstancePriority(processInstancePriority);  
scheduleObj.setWorkerGroup(workerGroup);  
scheduleObj.setEnvironmentCode(environmentCode);  
scheduleMapper.insert(scheduleObj);  
... At its core, this operation inserts a new entry into the schedule table, as shown below: schedule Activating a Schedule org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.controller.SchedulerController#publishScheduleOnline  
--org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#onlineScheduler  
----org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#doOnlineScheduler  
------org.apache.dolphinscheduler.scheduler.quartz.QuartzScheduler#insertOrUpdateScheduleTask  

// Simplified code:  
JobKey jobKey = QuartzTaskUtils.getJobKey(schedule.getId(), projectId);  
Map<String, Object> jobDataMap = QuartzTaskUtils.buildDataMap(projectId, schedule);  
String cronExpression = schedule.getCrontab();  
String timezoneId = schedule.getTimezoneId();  

Date startDate = DateUtils.transformTimezoneDate(schedule.getStartTime(), timezoneId);  
Date endDate = DateUtils.transformTimezoneDate(schedule.getEndTime(), timezoneId);  
JobDetail jobDetail = newJob(ProcessScheduleTask.class).withIdentity(jobKey).build();  
jobDetail.getJobDataMap().putAll(jobDataMap);  
scheduler.addJob(jobDetail, false, true);  

TriggerKey triggerKey = new TriggerKey(jobKey.getName(), jobKey.getGroup());  
CronTrigger cronTrigger = newTrigger()  
                    .withIdentity(triggerKey)  
                    .startAt(startDate)  
                    .endAt(endDate)  
                    .withSchedule(  
                            cronSchedule(cronExpression)  
                                    .withMisfireHandlingInstructionIgnoreMisfires()  
                                    .inTimeZone(DateUtils.getTimezone(timezoneId)))  
                    .forJob(jobDetail).build();  

scheduler.scheduleJob(cronTrigger); org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.controller.SchedulerController#publishScheduleOnline  
--org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#onlineScheduler  
----org.apache.dolphinscheduler.api.service.impl.SchedulerServiceImpl#doOnlineScheduler  
------org.apache.dolphinscheduler.scheduler.quartz.QuartzScheduler#insertOrUpdateScheduleTask  

// Simplified code:  
JobKey jobKey = QuartzTaskUtils.getJobKey(schedule.getId(), projectId);  
Map<String, Object> jobDataMap = QuartzTaskUtils.buildDataMap(projectId, schedule);  
String cronExpression = schedule.getCrontab();  
String timezoneId = schedule.getTimezoneId();  

Date startDate = DateUtils.transformTimezoneDate(schedule.getStartTime(), timezoneId);  
Date endDate = DateUtils.transformTimezoneDate(schedule.getEndTime(), timezoneId);  
JobDetail jobDetail = newJob(ProcessScheduleTask.class).withIdentity(jobKey).build();  
jobDetail.getJobDataMap().putAll(jobDataMap);  
scheduler.addJob(jobDetail, false, true);  

TriggerKey triggerKey = new TriggerKey(jobKey.getName(), jobKey.getGroup());  
CronTrigger cronTrigger = newTrigger()  
                    .withIdentity(triggerKey)  
                    .startAt(startDate)  
                    .endAt(endDate)  
                    .withSchedule(  
                            cronSchedule(cronExpression)  
                                    .withMisfireHandlingInstructionIgnoreMisfires()  
                                    .inTimeZone(DateUtils.getTimezone(timezoneId)))  
                    .forJob(jobDetail).build();  

scheduler.scheduleJob(cronTrigger); Related Tables Job Details Table: Stores detailed information about each task. Job Details Table: Trigger Base Table: Stores basic information for all trigger types. Trigger Base Table: Cron Trigger Table: Stores information about Cron expression triggers. Cron Trigger Table: Schedule Execution org.apache.dolphinscheduler.scheduler.quartz.ProcessScheduleTask

protected void executeInternal(JobExecutionContext context) {  
    JobDataMap dataMap = context.getJobDetail().getJobDataMap();  
    int projectId = dataMap.getInt(QuartzTaskUtils.PROJECT_ID);  
    int scheduleId = dataMap.getInt(QuartzTaskUtils.SCHEDULE_ID);  

    Date scheduledFireTime = context.getScheduledFireTime();  
    Date fireTime = context.getFireTime();  

    Command command = new Command();  
    command.setCommandType(CommandType.SCHEDULER);  
    command.setExecutorId(schedule.getUserId());  
    command.setFailureStrategy(schedule.getFailureStrategy());  
    command.setProcessDefinitionCode(schedule.getProcessDefinitionCode());  
    command.setScheduleTime(scheduledFireTime);  
    command.setStartTime(fireTime);  
    command.setWarningGroupId(schedule.getWarningGroupId());  
    String workerGroup = StringUtils.isEmpty(schedule.getWorkerGroup()) ? Constants.DEFAULT_WORKER_GROUP  
            : schedule.getWorkerGroup();  
    command.setWorkerGroup(workerGroup);  
    command.setTenantCode(schedule.getTenantCode());  
    command.setEnvironmentCode(schedule.getEnvironmentCode());  
    command.setWarningType(schedule.getWarningType());  
    command.setProcessInstancePriority(schedule.getProcessInstancePriority());  
    command.setProcessDefinitionVersion(processDefinition.getVersion());  

    commandService.createCommand(command);  
} org.apache.dolphinscheduler.scheduler.quartz.ProcessScheduleTask

protected void executeInternal(JobExecutionContext context) {  
    JobDataMap dataMap = context.getJobDetail().getJobDataMap();  
    int projectId = dataMap.getInt(QuartzTaskUtils.PROJECT_ID);  
    int scheduleId = dataMap.getInt(QuartzTaskUtils.SCHEDULE_ID);  

    Date scheduledFireTime = context.getScheduledFireTime();  
    Date fireTime = context.getFireTime();  

    Command command = new Command();  
    command.setCommandType(CommandType.SCHEDULER);  
    command.setExecutorId(schedule.getUserId());  
    command.setFailureStrategy(schedule.getFailureStrategy());  
    command.setProcessDefinitionCode(schedule.getProcessDefinitionCode());  
    command.setScheduleTime(scheduledFireTime);  
    command.setStartTime(fireTime);  
    command.setWarningGroupId(schedule.getWarningGroupId());  
    String workerGroup = StringUtils.isEmpty(schedule.getWorkerGroup()) ? Constants.DEFAULT_WORKER_GROUP  
            : schedule.getWorkerGroup();  
    command.setWorkerGroup(workerGroup);  
    command.setTenantCode(schedule.getTenantCode());  
    command.setEnvironmentCode(schedule.getEnvironmentCode());  
    command.setWarningType(schedule.getWarningType());  
    command.setProcessInstancePriority(schedule.getProcessInstancePriority());  
    command.setProcessDefinitionVersion(processDefinition.getVersion());  

    commandService.createCommand(command);  
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While Odysee will continue to offer a robust and user-friendly experience, your content won't be limited to just one platform."- Statement from Odysee " In this new decentralized future, Odysee will be just one of many places where your content can be accessed and enjoyed. There could be thousands of applications with similar names and user interfaces to Odysee. Domain names and platforms become less important when everything is accessible through the larger network. Your content will be available across various platforms and applications, greatly expanding its reach and impact. While Odysee will continue to offer a robust and user-friendly experience, your content won't be limited to just one platform. "- Statement from Odysee In this new decentralized future, Odysee will be just one of many places where your content can be accessed and enjoyed. There could be thousands of applications with similar names and user interfaces to Odysee. Domain names and platforms become less important when everything is accessible through the larger network. Your content will be available across various platforms and applications, greatly expanding its reach and impact. While Odysee will continue to offer a robust and user-friendly experience, your content won't be limited to just one platform. Statement from Odysee Interestingly, during the course of my research, I found some clues (like this Reddit post ) that point towards the Arweave ecosystem being a supporter of Odysee since at least early 2023. 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