> However, I would suggest, if you have control of the search
> tools, that you simply put in an extra timestamp field called
> "hideuntil" into your database, and add conditions into your
> searches that drop rows for which hideuntil is not null and is
> after the current time.
This is a great i
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> Subject: Re: Scheduling with MySQL
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> I do not think MySQL has any scheduling abilities, clever or
> otherwise. MySQL just obeys orders. Scheduling (correctly, in
> my opinion) is the province of cron and suchlike.
>
> However, I would suggest, if you have
I do not think MySQL has any scheduling abilities, clever or
otherwise. MySQL just obeys orders. Scheduling (correctly, in
my opinion) is the province of cron and suchlike.
However, I would suggest, if you have control of the search
tools, that you simply put in an extra timestamp field called
"
Hi all,
I have a PHP based web interface that interacts with MySQL to let users
insert data into a table called "Messages". Once an entry is made in this
table, other applications read and process the entries, modifying them where
appropriate.
I would like to add the capability to have this inse
