Hi
I'm using the nice DateTime::Event::Cron module. I do want to save the cron
schedules in a database. The easiest way would be to stringify and
destringify the objects. Is this possible?
I'm using the nice DateTime::Event::Cron module. I do want to save the
cron schedules in a database. The easiest way would be to stringify and
destringify the objects. Is this possible?
The same question goes for DateTime::Set objects. Can they be made
persistent?
Hello Kaare,
I'm using the nice DateTime::Event::Cron module. I do want to save the cron
schedules in a database. The easiest way would be to stringify and
destringify the objects. Is this possible?
Since, in essence, DT::E::Cron is designed to convert cron strings into datetime
recurrences,
Since, in essence, DT::E::Cron is designed to convert cron strings into
datetime recurrences, why not use the original cron specification as the
The not-so-easy part is my small addition:
The same question goes for DateTime::Set objects. Can they be made
persistent?
Quoting Kaare Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The same question goes for DateTime::Set objects. Can they be made
persistent?
Flavio was working on something along these lines, though I'm not sure of the
current status. Check out the following thread:
2005/8/8, Matt Sisk [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Quoting Kaare Rasmussen [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
The same question goes for DateTime::Set objects. Can they be made
persistent?
Flavio was working on something along these lines
It actually worked, but the performance was too bad for complex sets.
The
