On Tue, 2004-12-14 at 07:49, Christopher Browne wrote:
> Traditionally, PostgreSQL has consciously omitted such things where
> they would merely be replicating existing operating system
> functionality.
>
> On Unix, "cron" is the traditional service that provides this
> functionality.
>
> I think
Traditionally, PostgreSQL has consciously omitted such things where
they would merely be replicating existing operating system
functionality.
On Unix, "cron" is the traditional service that provides this
functionality.
I think there's a port to Windows NT, so you could presumably use that
if you
, but I thought
this should be inside the server.
Thak you,
-- Csaba
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The world rejoiced as [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Együd Csaba) wrote:
> Hi, I should schedule the execution of several stored
> procedures. Now I use an NT service for this, but as far as I know
> e.g. the Oracle has such a thing. It would be great if I could fire
> procedures on a timer basis.
>
> Is ther
cron works pretty well in unix. Scheduled tasks on windows have, in my
experience, been on the flakey side.
On Tue, 7 Dec 2004, [iso-8859-2] Együd Csaba wrote:
> Hi,
> I should schedule the execution of several stored procedures. Now I use an
> NT service for this, but as far as I know e.g. the
Hi,
I should schedule the execution of several stored procedures. Now I use an
NT service for this, but as far as I know e.g. the Oracle has such a thing.
It would be great if I could fire procedures on a timer basis.
Is there a better solution for this than mine?
Many thanks,
-- Csaba
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