Monitoring database changes from mobile device

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I'm looking for something to replace SqlDependecy on Windows Mobile device, becouse compact framework dosen't support SqlDependency. I need monitoring database changes from mobile device. Is any way to sql server notify my device about any data change? Anybody help?

Posted 16-Aug-10 1:16am

kukis99

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Nyarost 16-Aug-10 8:28am

I don't think it is possible to make SQL server notify something on changes. Are you sure you need this? What if your database changes very frequently? You can make some kind of script that checks database in every XXX minutes and sends you notification if changes appeared.

kukis99 16-Aug-10 9:20am

Yes, i need... This database doesn't change so frequently... Could you paste example of this script for me? Thanks.

Nyarost 16-Aug-10 9:40am

What kind of database are you using? I am capable to write something in PHP or Bash for linux and mysql. You can store some kind of a revision in table, change it when database changes and check it. Instead of script you can use daemon programm.

kukis99 16-Aug-10 10:18am

I use Sql-server...

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TheyCallMeMrJames · Answer 1 · 2010-08-16T04:28:00

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You can use email triggers, if your mobile device supports receiving email.

Here's an article on the subject.

These are pretty easy to set up once you've worked through it once or twice.

Cheers.

Posted 16-Aug-10 4:28am

TheyCallMeMrJames