Well, there are a couple ways you could do that.
You could write a windows service with a
System.Timers.T imer object, that fires an event ever 15
minutes. Or, you could use a trigger on the table you are
evaluating. On update for your table, your trigger fires
executing a piece of code that could be a SQL job, or an
actual executable you had written in VB or VB.net. The
easiest programatic way would probably be the service
though.
Cheers...
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>-----Original Message-----
>I am writing a little vb/vb.net application to check[/color]
every[color=blue]
>15 minutes if a record or certain records have changed in
>a specific table, If record/records have changed then[/color]
get[color=blue]
>the index of that record. What is the best way to
>accomplish this task? Any ideas or source code samples
>would be highly appreciated.
>
>I am using vb.net with SQL Server 2000, vb6 is also
>available to me.
>
>
>Thanks
>.
>[/color]
You could write a windows service with a
System.Timers.T imer object, that fires an event ever 15
minutes. Or, you could use a trigger on the table you are
evaluating. On update for your table, your trigger fires
executing a piece of code that could be a SQL job, or an
actual executable you had written in VB or VB.net. The
easiest programatic way would probably be the service
though.
Cheers...
[color=blue]
>-----Original Message-----
>I am writing a little vb/vb.net application to check[/color]
every[color=blue]
>15 minutes if a record or certain records have changed in
>a specific table, If record/records have changed then[/color]
get[color=blue]
>the index of that record. What is the best way to
>accomplish this task? Any ideas or source code samples
>would be highly appreciated.
>
>I am using vb.net with SQL Server 2000, vb6 is also
>available to me.
>
>
>Thanks
>.
>[/color]
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