How to retrive records when time is matching

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Hi,
I have database table called Tickets. Records are populated into the table by some third party application (So i don't have control over it). Ticket table has following columns
TicketNumber, Date, StartTime, EndTime.

Now I have written windows service in C#. I want to collect records from table when Date and StartTime will match using C#.

I don't want to write a query which will be executed after every 2 min, and will check for match record. I also tried to use Sql Dependancy but couldn't find the solution. I think I also can't write scheduled job because StartTime of the ticket is not same every time. It could be different for other days.

I want efficient solution which will need less number of times Database Connections or Query Execution.

Thanks,
bipin

Posted 29-Feb-12 9:36am

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2012-02-29T09:43:00

Solution 1

Writing a SSIS package is the perfect solution for this. BTW, SSIS in Sql Server 2005 requires VB.Net, but that shouldn't be a problem - VB is the same as C#, only different.

Posted 29-Feb-12 9:43am

#realJSOP

koleraba · Answer 2 · 2012-02-29T09:49:00

Solution 2

Hi. You can try to use query notifications or database triggers. More info on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1559581/how-to-notify-a-windows-servicec-of-a-db-table-changesql-2005[^]

Posted 29-Feb-12 9:49am

koleraba