Messaging

Oct 23, 2000

Need Some Help. I'm new to SQL Server 7.0., and I'm wondering if the application can do what I need it to do. I've got a stand alone third party program that updates a SQL 7.0 DB, and what I need is: When an update happens, is there any way to 'let another program know' that an update has occured and what the data is? I would hate to have to write an SQL clause to constantly 'poll' the DB looking for an update, this seems silly. Simply I need some way to know if table X has been updated, and what was the update? Any help would be greatly apprec... KT

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Messaging Again

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imports System.Messaging

Dim msmq As MessageQueue = MessageQueue.Create(".TestQueue", False)

msmq.Send("Test")



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I'm in the process of building messaging functionality in to my application where by users can contact one another, look at it as a dating site, you click on someones profile, view their profile and then send that user a message.

I started to build the table which looked like this:

Id (PK) (Increments by 1)

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hey all you database guru's hopefully someone can lend some insight as to a little table design problem I have.

Basically I've got a system in place to authorize users to access a website typical username password stuff. The table contains a list of users and there passwords plus the auth level and a few other tid bits that aren't really important enough to into detail about them here. What I want to do is add a messaging system to this, I think I could probably figure out a way to do this half decent if I setup a seperate table for each user to add a row to the table for every message entry than in my asp.net code have it delete everything but the last 10 entries every time a user logs on. However I would much prefer a way that I didn't have to setup a whole new table for each user just for messaging purposes, maybe store something like a list in one of the database cell's kind of like .nets generic.list or better yet generic.queue, I would also like a way if it's possible without too much work to have the table automatically delete the oldest message every time a new message is received if there's already 10 messages existing for the user.

Anyways hopefully someone has some experience in setting up a system like this, I don't really require any code samples I can code it all myself (other than the database code to automatically remove entry's, I'm not a database guy) if someone could just explain a way to accomplish what I'm trying to do, or if someone has a different more convenient way of doing this I would be up for suggestions


Thanks in advance for any help offered, I do appreciate it

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