Automatically background email in ASP .NET MVC using DB created date

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I wanted to send Automatically background email in Asp .net MVC using database field date every day if data has inserted into database.
We have already established a sending email for based on login , now we need to send based on all records inserted into DB,
Note : I am using Asp .net MVC(C#) and Asp .net core in my project.

Your help will be very appreciated .

Thanks

What I have tried:

I have tried a single image mail based on login, now i needed to send list images which data has inserted into DB for a particular day or week.

Posted 19-Dec-18 3:15am

rajesh vs

Updated 20-Dec-18 17:13pm

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RmcbainTheThird 19-Dec-18 13:54pm

Does your db tables include as lastUpdated and a UpdatedBy column ? If so then this work would be better done by a scheduled job that scans your db for updated records and send out emails

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Vincent Maverick Durano · Answer 1 · 2018-12-20T17:13:00

You may want to take a look at SignalR with SqlDependency to listen to any database change and perform whatever actions you want. Here are a few articles that you can refer to get started:

(1) SignalR Database Update Notifications in ASP.NET MVC using SQL Dependency[^]

(2) Database Change Notifications in ASP.NET using SignalR and SqlDependency - TechBrij[^]

(3) Real Time Notifications using SignalR and SQL Dependency[^]