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    Scheduler in Linux to check from database

    Hi All,

    I am a newbie to Linux.

    I have some ideas in my mind but I have no idea whether I can implement it on Linux or not.

    I need to have a program that running on Linux pc that can run automatically everyday to check from a database table to see whether any services have reached their due date. If yes, this program need to send an email as a notification to the person-in-charge; if not, just exit the program and wait for the next run on tomorrow.

    As I know, cron is program similar to task scheduler in Windows. May I know whether I can make this scheduled job happen in Linux? and how to make it?

    Thanks.

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    Re: Scheduler in Linux to check from database

    Cron would be a way to start the script that would then check the database and send emails if necessary. This is definitely possible but how to do it ; that'll depend on what kind of database we're talking about ?

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