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Thread: Upload files using scheduler

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    Smile Upload files using scheduler

    Hi,

    I have a table. Record is getting inserted through application not a daily basis.
    I need a scheduler which will fetch records from this table and will upload in another table.
    Here my requirement is since in this table record is not getting inserted frequently, i do not want to fecth this table data in a regular interval through scheduler.

    I want to fetch this table only once by some other mechanism say. How i will do it.
    Amin is to reduce frequent db fetch call.


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    Default Re: Upload files using scheduler

    You can write a procedure to upload records from table1 to table2 and create a timertask in java to schedule run of this procedure as per your needs.

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    Default Re: Upload files using scheduler

    So if I understand correctly, you are wanting to run this application only once and you want it to be called by another application? If this is how you are wanting to do it, you should package the "scheduled" app as a jar, add it to your other application, and call it when needed.


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