Re: System.Timer!

Vai2000,

I would to this. I would set up first a small timer (meaning a small
interval) and then at this timer activation, I would check the datetime.now
and by then set up another time with a bigger interval that would reach the
desired time you want. Using this approach, even that the service is stopped
and then re-started again, it would correct the timer to fire at the right
time.


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Regards,
Robson Siqueira
Enterprise Architect
"Vai2000" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hi All, I have a Win Svc (.net) running on my server. At midnight I need
to
do some manipulations....how can I invoke a timer at midnight?
Right now I have plugged in the ElapsedEvent which is being called every
30
seconds inside it I check for datetime whether its midnight or not...

Kindly throw some smart suggestions!!!


TIA




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