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Question General - Check database interval?

Hey guys, am a new member here, Im working on making a foruma nd all is going great, just a few thing to ask.

I have built my site in asp classic and whats the best way to check a database at regular intervals? It would be for the messages database and would need to execute as the user browses the site...

I know javascript (interval) has some ways of doing this, but doesnt really connect with mysql.

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In my opinion, using the client to do anything a 'regular intervals' is not a good idea. What if there are no clients accessing the site at the moment? What if there are 300? You are not specific as to what you mean by 'check a database', but the best way to do something at a regular interval would be a stored procedure that is scheduled on the SQL Server.
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just a simple count(messages) query to let the user know that they have messages....

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Ah...just wanted to make sure you weren't talking about doing something like having the db scrub data and send e-mail's every 5 minutes or something like that.

The quick answer here I think is AJAX. An excellent example of using AJAX with a database query is found here . The only problem I can see is sending the userid via the query string might pose a security hole.

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i was originally goign to say i looks too complex, but seeing it now, i think i might even be able to manage it, and see your point about the security too thanks! much appreciated!

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