AFAIK, triggers in MySQL do not behave like a bomb(timer), I may be wrong, but this is what I know so far!
As for the solution of your problem, I think every time a new user registers, do a simple query to delete the old registered users that are not activated yet and where there registration date is more than 24 hours ago... just keep it simple man. have a nice baking day On Jan 20, 9:08 am, amarradi <radis...@googlemail.com> wrote: > Hello, > > i need nelp by development an trigger. > I've an app were you can get an registration. So if you ask for one > you get an email with a link an the status is reserve. If you don't > click the link in the next 24h you will no be registrated. Your > reservation is killed ;) > The first time i think i do the job direct on the MySQL Database. But > the Problem i don't have rights on the webspace from my shared hoster. > What can i do to trigger it? > > many greetings > Marcus Radisch
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