This seems like doing the 'crontab' job on UNIX. Is the database on UNIX?
If so you can't you just manipulate the crontab file directly or through a
script
controlled by your servlet. In other word your servlet is nothing but a
front end to
the contrab.
Hope this help. More information posted might help the list help you.
Cheers,
Tammam Al-Hamwy
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Subject: Stopping writes to a database using a servlet?
Hello,
Does anyone know how to use a servlet to make sure that a database con
not be written to after a supposed date?
I.e. say that after 3:00 today I could stop users writing to the
database, and then commit all info?
Thanks in advance.
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