Re: Delayed Code Execution?
- From: Jim in Arizona <tiltowait@xxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 06 Sep 2006 14:16:15 -0700
KJ wrote:
Hi Jim,
Glad to hear back from you. I've been thinking a bit more about using a
threaded timer, and I am now feeling that this is not the best
solution, especially for a newer developer.
I think there is an easy way to do this, but it will require some
design work. A few questions first: are you using a database platform
such as SQL Server for your application? If so, do you have much
experience on that platform?
-KJ
I'm running a 2003 server (IIS6) with SQL2000 Standard (also on same web server). I have a little knowledge of it, such as basic SQL commands and basic server administration. I've considered upgrading it to 2005 but always a little nervous about upgrading a production server. Since my databases are very small and I've no large or imperative stored procedures, views or triggers, I'm sure upgrading wouldn't be a problem. I am planning on doing so soon, if I can get over the potential upgrade disaster fear.
The internal website that i've mostly built has about 6 simple databases .. Each database has no more than, say, 6 tables, with maybe two of them related and the others just lookup tables. I've never used stored procedures until recently when I decided to make a few to give them a try, since I heard its the more secure way to go and better performance.
This whole delayed code execution thing isn't completely necessary. It was a side thing I was going to do to make things look a bit less, um, computer controlled. ;)
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