facing problem with timer

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I have an asp page in which I write C# code for taking data from one table and update the another table.

Now I want to continuously check one level in first level if reaches to throuseld then I want to update another table

So I use ajax timer control

the code is given

XML

<asp:Timer ID="Timer1" runat="server" ontick="Timer1_Tick" Interval="10000" >
  <!--we have to put 24*60*60*1000=86400000 milli-seconds for one day-->
</asp:Timer>

<asp:ScriptManager ID="ScriptManager1" runat="server">

</asp:ScriptManager></pre>

i have write c# code for updating database in timer tick event i is working okk

now if a user transfer from this page to another page than the timer will not work and database will not update

what to do? i dont want to use any state management technique

pls give me easiest solution on this

Posted 31-Dec-13 2:04am

ank170989

Updated 31-Dec-13 8:45am

Chris Maunder773.9K

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ZurdoDev 31-Dec-13 8:56am

There is no "easiest" solution for this. If you need it to keep firing over and over after they leave the page then use a windows service or a scheduled task. If you only care about it firing once and if they leave the page it can finish then you can use jquery.ajax to call a webservice and it will keep running after they leave the page.

Rana Zarour 31-Dec-13 8:59am

am not sure about that but have you tried to add timer in master page and remaining time in session ??

CHill60 31-Dec-13 9:09am

Why not check the threshold before updating the table?

JoCodes 31-Dec-13 12:11pm

For periodic updates you can use a windows service scheduled which calls webservice implemented for updates.

Charan_Kumar 6-Jan-14 5:03am

during page load of the page enable timer event...

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**Vinay** Jade · Answer 1 · 2013-12-31T08:31:00

Solution 1

use DispatcherTimer class which is present in System.Windows.Threading namespace.Sample code

C#

DispatcherTimer t=new DispatcherTimer();
//t.Interval=new Timespan(Hours,Minutes,Seconds);
//Suppose you want to set for a day then write
t.Interval=new Timespan(24,0,0);
t.Start();

Posted 31-Dec-13 8:31am

Vinay Jade