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robinmthomas
I want to create a time in ASP.NET, however, I am not sure how to do that.
Here is my situation:
I need to be able to do something about a specific time each day. Can I do this in ASP.NET?
i.e. Every morning, I need it to query a database and email people if there are records that match a criteria.
How can I get ASP.NET to queury at a specific time. This is a fairly low traffic website, so I can't incorporate a check with every page request.
Any ideas?
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