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Comments by Zerotimedev (Top 14 by date)
Zerotimedev
2-Oct-14 23:28pm
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cheers ill stick with the console app thanks
Zerotimedev
2-Oct-14 21:30pm
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i was trying to work out ways to make deployment easier basically, i dont think hosted servers will really allow for a batch file or windows service to run on their end. Any other ideas?
Zerotimedev
2-Oct-14 21:30pm
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i was trying to work out ways to make deployment easier basically, i dont think hosted servers will really allow for a batch file or windows service to run on their end. Any other ideas?
Zerotimedev
2-Oct-14 21:07pm
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so i should just not use these packages like hangfire etc... and run as a sceduled console app or even a windows service instead?
thats what i was originally thinking but thought i might investigate these other solutions.
Zerotimedev
18-Sep-13 2:02am
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You could create a LoanResults table, then run a query to insert the results of your query into that table.
Im still not 100% sure if its what you are after, but I still think if you wish to keep the data then you need somewhere to store it and if you are happy using tables and SQL then you can just store it in a table. Then you can either run queries from those tables and report from that.
Hope it helps...
Zerotimedev
17-Sep-13 17:41pm
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Forever? So would you not write them back to a table if you are using SQL only, using an 'insert' query like this
http://www.w3schools.com/sql/sql_insert_into_select.asp
Otherwise you would write code to read the results into whatever format you are after...
Zerotimedev
17-Sep-13 17:33pm
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Lol thats kool but I was expecting these to run in a single query not 2. If this statement is to be split up then I would recommended a transaction anyway.
Zerotimedev
17-Sep-13 7:57am
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I'm the same I tend to always use a left outer join and work left to right. :)
Zerotimedev
17-Sep-13 7:23am
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I read this like 3times and I'm still not 100% sure what you are after. What do you mean by hold? Do wish to retrieve one set of results into memory then select from that or something completely different ?
Zerotimedev
16-Sep-13 3:47am
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Have you tried disabling all the other events except one to start with or even outputting results from each event to ensure the right events and code is running. Maybe something is running more than once. Not sure but sometimes the simple things are worth checking.
Zerotimedev
15-Sep-13 23:18pm
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yep got that working, thanks, sometimes just need a suggestion to wake ur brain up lol thanks...
:)
Zerotimedev
15-Sep-13 22:58pm
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i think from the tests i tried it needs to be set as the 'from' table to update. If you needed to reference another table then you would inner join to that, otherwise if you need to update 2 tables you will probably just need a second update query.
Zerotimedev
14-Sep-13 5:35am
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Worked great thanx for the help
Zerotimedev
13-Sep-13 2:36am
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that looks like what im after, thanks i will give it a crack shortly :)
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