Basically I am just trolling for some thoughts on how others may
accomplish this task.
I have a mysql database. In the database I of course have records.
These records have a date field and after so many days I have a script
to delete old records. Now, there are often times when a user will want
to "refresh" one or more records and also delete one or more as well and
possibly not do anything to other records.
My initial thought was to have thier records displayed with 2
checkboxes, one to check to delete the record and one to check to
refresh(renew the record by setting the date field to the current date).
Not checking either will simply do nothing to the record in question.
Most users will have anywhere from 50 to 3000 records and 3k records
would be a little unwieldy to display on one page which brought up a
concern for how to handle the processing of the previous page of records
when you head to the next. Should I update the DB as I move to the next
page or perhaps after all pages are viewed?
Anyways, any thoughts, ideas and or suggestions are all welcome.
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Larry H
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