如何重新启动失败的 Google Apps 脚本触发器？

Question

I have a lot of time-driven triggers that query my Cloud SQL server and update information in Google Sheets.

Today, I went over my daily quota and got the following error message:

Jun 9, 2020, 7:37:11 AM Error   Service invoked too many times for one day: premium jdbc connection.

All of my triggers stopped firing at 7:40 am. It's now 1pm. I can manually run all of my functions, and they finish without errors. However, I've deleted and re-created triggers, and no triggers will run on my account. Do I need to wait 24 hours? Is there somewhere else I can reset triggers? Do I need to create a new Apps Script Project?

Answer 1

As mentioned in comments, I waited until the rolling 24-hour quota refreshed (it was less than 24 hours). The quota I was maxed out on seems to be a rolling 24-hour Usage Time, so it doesn't reset to zero, it just gives you additional Usage Time as old usage rolls off.

Helpful suggestion in comments - Create a master script to add/remove all triggers, calling the other scripts as libraries. This allows you to quickly Delete all triggers, wait for the quota to reset/refresh, and add triggers back slowly or all at once. Otherwise you may have Triggers that continually fire as soon as your quota has room, thereby maxing out your quota again.