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| From: | Fred van Engen | Date: | May 14 2003 6:28am |
| Subject: | Re: how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | ||
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On Mon, May 12, 2003 at 04:40:41PM -0600, Thuha Kortesmaki wrote: > Could somebody please tell me how to run a Perl script automatically some time after > a record is created? The context is that once a request is added to the database, we wait > a week for the people who're responsible to reply and send an email with the reply back to > the customer. How should I go about automating this? > Run a cron job every day (or a few times a day) and check the creation date of all records. Use an index to get some speed. I guess it doesn't have to be exactly one week after the creation date (exact to the minute that is). Regards, Fred. -- Fred van Engen XB Networks B.V. email: fred.van.engen@stripped Televisieweg 2 tel: +31 36 5462400 1322 AC Almere fax: +31 36 5462424 The Netherlands
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| • how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | Thuha Kortesmaki | 14 May |
| • Re: how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | Fred van Engen | 14 May |
| • Re: how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | Dan Nelson | 14 May |
| • Re: how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | gerald_clark | 14 May |
| • Re: how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | Gerald R. Jensen | 15 May |
| • Re: how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | James Moe | 15 May |
| • RE: how to automatically run a script some time after a record is created | Bruce W. Marriner | 14 May |
