Executing a set of code only once in a month in PHP
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As I'am storing some data in my project for a daily basis. Once that month is completed those data from the database will be reset by truncating entire table. But the thing is that it should be done once the server time reaches (01-01-2019 00:00:00).
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As I'am storing some data in my project for a daily basis. Once that month is completed those data from the database will be reset by truncating entire table. But the thing is that it should be done once the server time reaches (01-01-2019 00:00:00).
php php-mysqlidb
asked Jan 4 at 14:33
Jawahar 05Jawahar 05
107312
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Run a cron job from the backend and schedule it for 1 month.
– phpfresher
Jan 4 at 14:34
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Create a script and schedule/run it via cron.
– aynber
Jan 4 at 14:34
What about a crontab that calls your PHP script the first day of the month ?
– Luca Stucchi
Jan 4 at 14:35
I think that It has been used over a unix based operating system but I need it to work in localhost(windows) just to show a demo over it. Is it possible to work on crontab over the localhost.
– Jawahar 05
Jan 4 at 14:42
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"crontab over the localhost" - That doesn't make much sense.localhostis simply a local hostname for the machine. Crontab is a task scheduling tool on nix-systems. If you want to do the same on Windows, you can use Windows Task Scheduler.
– Magnus Eriksson
Jan 4 at 14:55
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As I'am storing some data in my project for a daily basis. Once that month is completed those data from the database will be reset by truncating entire table. But the thing is that it should be done once the server time reaches (01-01-2019 00:00:00).
php php-mysqlidb
asked Jan 4 at 14:33
Jawahar 05Jawahar 05
107312
As I'am storing some data in my project for a daily basis. Once that month is completed those data from the database will be reset by truncating entire table. But the thing is that it should be done once the server time reaches (01-01-2019 00:00:00).
php php-mysqlidb
php php-mysqlidb
asked Jan 4 at 14:33
Jawahar 05Jawahar 05
107312
asked Jan 4 at 14:33
Jawahar 05Jawahar 05
107312
asked Jan 4 at 14:33
Jawahar 05Jawahar 05
107312
asked Jan 4 at 14:33
Jawahar 05Jawahar 05
107312
asked Jan 4 at 14:33
Jawahar 05Jawahar 05
107312
107312
1
Run a cron job from the backend and schedule it for 1 month.
– phpfresher
Jan 4 at 14:34
1
Create a script and schedule/run it via cron.
– aynber
Jan 4 at 14:34
What about a crontab that calls your PHP script the first day of the month ?
– Luca Stucchi
Jan 4 at 14:35
I think that It has been used over a unix based operating system but I need it to work in localhost(windows) just to show a demo over it. Is it possible to work on crontab over the localhost.
– Jawahar 05
Jan 4 at 14:42
1
"crontab over the localhost" - That doesn't make much sense.localhostis simply a local hostname for the machine. Crontab is a task scheduling tool on nix-systems. If you want to do the same on Windows, you can use Windows Task Scheduler.
– Magnus Eriksson
Jan 4 at 14:55
|
show 1 more comment
1
Run a cron job from the backend and schedule it for 1 month.
– phpfresher
Jan 4 at 14:34
1
Create a script and schedule/run it via cron.
– aynber
Jan 4 at 14:34
What about a crontab that calls your PHP script the first day of the month ?
– Luca Stucchi
Jan 4 at 14:35
I think that It has been used over a unix based operating system but I need it to work in localhost(windows) just to show a demo over it. Is it possible to work on crontab over the localhost.
– Jawahar 05
Jan 4 at 14:42
1
"crontab over the localhost" - That doesn't make much sense.localhostis simply a local hostname for the machine. Crontab is a task scheduling tool on nix-systems. If you want to do the same on Windows, you can use Windows Task Scheduler.
– Magnus Eriksson
Jan 4 at 14:55
1
1
Run a cron job from the backend and schedule it for 1 month.
– phpfresher
Jan 4 at 14:34
Run a cron job from the backend and schedule it for 1 month.
– phpfresher
Jan 4 at 14:34
1
1
Create a script and schedule/run it via cron.
– aynber
Jan 4 at 14:34
Create a script and schedule/run it via cron.
– aynber
Jan 4 at 14:34
What about a crontab that calls your PHP script the first day of the month ?
– Luca Stucchi
Jan 4 at 14:35
What about a crontab that calls your PHP script the first day of the month ?
– Luca Stucchi
Jan 4 at 14:35
I think that It has been used over a unix based operating system but I need it to work in localhost(windows) just to show a demo over it. Is it possible to work on crontab over the localhost.
– Jawahar 05
Jan 4 at 14:42
I think that It has been used over a unix based operating system but I need it to work in localhost(windows) just to show a demo over it. Is it possible to work on crontab over the localhost.
– Jawahar 05
Jan 4 at 14:42
1
1
"crontab over the localhost" - That doesn't make much sense.
localhost is simply a local hostname for the machine. Crontab is a task scheduling tool on nix-systems. If you want to do the same on Windows, you can use Windows Task Scheduler.– Magnus Eriksson
Jan 4 at 14:55
"crontab over the localhost" - That doesn't make much sense.
localhost is simply a local hostname for the machine. Crontab is a task scheduling tool on nix-systems. If you want to do the same on Windows, you can use Windows Task Scheduler.– Magnus Eriksson
Jan 4 at 14:55
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Run a cron job from the backend and schedule it for 1 month.
– phpfresher
Jan 4 at 14:34
1
Create a script and schedule/run it via cron.
– aynber
Jan 4 at 14:34
What about a crontab that calls your PHP script the first day of the month ?
– Luca Stucchi
Jan 4 at 14:35
I think that It has been used over a unix based operating system but I need it to work in localhost(windows) just to show a demo over it. Is it possible to work on crontab over the localhost.
– Jawahar 05
Jan 4 at 14:42
1
"crontab over the localhost" - That doesn't make much sense.
localhostis simply a local hostname for the machine. Crontab is a task scheduling tool on nix-systems. If you want to do the same on Windows, you can use Windows Task Scheduler.– Magnus Eriksson
Jan 4 at 14:55