The problem I had doing the sleep thing mentioned above is that it
ties up a thread during the whole deal. My script is a different
operation on every mail run, so you don't blast CF with an attempt to
run a 60,000ms procedure.
As godawfully inefficient as it is, that script you've been pointed to
seems to be a pretty decent solution. However one thing I have seen
requested frequently is failover recovery (i.e. power failure in the
middle of the run blasts the browser). You could do that yourself
with a flag field in your mailing db that runs concurrently with each
mail batch. I'll probably use a client var in the published script to
keep it generic.
Cheers,
--
--Matt Robertson--
MSB Designs, Inc.
mysecretbase.com
[Todays Threads]
[This Message]
[Subscription]
[Fast Unsubscribe]
[User Settings]
[Donations and Support]
- cfmail Simon Whittaker
- RE: cfmail Burns, John D
- Re: cfmail Simon Whittaker
- CFFILE READ one line at a time Terry Troxel
- RE: CFFILE READ one line at a time Paul Vernon
- Re: CFFILE READ one line at a time Dick Applebaum
- Re: CFFILE READ one line at a time Novak Banda
- Re: CFFILE READ one line at a time Michael Dinowitz
- RE: CFMail Ryan Duckworth
- RE: CFMail Trevor Holm-Laursen
- RE: CFMail Matt Robertson
- RE: CFMail Ryan Duckworth
- Re: CFMail Matt Robertson
- cfmail Tangorre, Michael
- Re: cfmail Jochem van Dieten
- RE: cfmail Andrew Dixon
- RE: cfmail Ray Champagne
- RE: cfmail Tangorre, Michael
- RE: cfmail Tangorre, Michael
- Re: cfmail joe velez