On 2010-12-01 16.16, ma...@manfbraun.de wrote:
Hello ! I am coming from Sql Server right now and have to learn about the infrastructure. What I missed first, is, to execute procedures regularly/repeatedly on a given time. I want to prevent my to write a lot external programs und use cron :-(
cron is the standard way of scheduling reoccurring jobs on *nix systems. It's preferable to having each daemon implement scheduling on its own.
The othing thing is, that I need some internally running procedures, which do some work. On Sql Server, I can use "auto-start stored procedures". Is there anything like this in postgresql, or what can I do?
Is this long running processes, i.e daemons, or is it scheduled processes? For long running I would recommend writing a proper daemon. For scheduled I'd recommend cron or at.
And, is it just possible, to put a message to the syslog and with my own identification string?
I'm pretty sure you can accomplish this in configuration if you're using syslog-ng. Other syslog alternatives probably has similar possibilities.
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