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Hi All,
What type of visual studio 2010 C# project would you create for an application that is to run automatically at a pre-set time interval? No user interface is needed, this application is to be primarally used to run database procedures at set intervals.
Thank you
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You want to create a service or an application that is run as a scheduled task.
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Or create a Job Agent if it's a job for a SQL Server database.
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2 approaches - wiether a simple exe scheduled by the windows scheduler, or, start with a Service - depending on the other requirements, eg timing, I might use Quartz.Net, definately a logging layer, and maybe some way of communicating with the service for status info
'g'
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You might not need a C# project at all.
Just run a job on SQL Server.
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Thank you all for the feedback. I'm going to read up on Windows Service applications to see if that will do the trick. I am working with a SQL Anywhere database.The application will consist of logging into the database and running a procedure at a predetermined interval.
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You probably need to contact the owner of the website first.
Use the best guess
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No, no it doesn't. It's giving an empty response. The problem is probably with the request - you might need to post some data or send a cookie to make it work.
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i get cookies using fiddler, how to set the cookies in code
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This was wicked freekin helpful... best help site on the web!
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If it's a cross domain issue (and see other posts - suspect not), then there's nothing you can do on your side....the owner of the service / site needs to accept the correct headers (AccessControl-AllowDomain etc).
If this service is intended to be called externally, then they must have added them already though!
C# has already designed away most of the tedium of C++.
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how to decare public variable?
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as in... public string a = "apple";?????
You would the call it by Namespace.Class.Stringname (correct me if I am wrong), but I am pretty sure that is correct if that is what you are referring to.
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By picking up a beginners book on C# and working through it.
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I would also recommend that you bookmark this site while you are learning the basics
MSDN Developement for beginners[^]
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This can't be a real question. Please give us more information.
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it is a real question but a very simple one
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You could start by reading some basic books on C#.
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Hi
I am really confused about some code i want to write in c#
What i want to achieve is:
Plug in a USB device and read the contents. For example if i have a .txt file in my USB, i can plug it is and copy that file from my device to my desktop.
Please help and all answers will be very much appreciated.
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A USB device when plugged in is treated as a removable disk, so all you need is the path to the file and you can read it with one of the System.IO classes[^].
Use the best guess
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USB is a bus, not a port, not unlike the expansion slots inside your computer. How you talk to a device that's plugged into a USB port is up to the device and how it presents itself to the bus.
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