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    Default sql server and asp.net and automated payments

    hi,, everybody
    i have an asp.net application, where members (clients)
    have their information stored in sql server Database. Now
    I want to implement a thing where afterevery 30days a
    member would get charged $x dollars. The payment
    processing method i use is payflow pro. Can anyone help
    me with how to accomplish it. I am thinking maybe
    thereare triggers in database that would call up a asp.net
    page that in turn will contact database to check to see
    who should be charged and then start charging them. if
    you know any other way which is more efficient please
    advice. can some one help
    thanks
    bye
    khawar Guest

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    Default Re: sql server and asp.net and automated payments

    Doing it via triggers would be a bad idea.

    Your best bet would be to add a field into the client table that contains
    the date when the person was last charged.

    Then, run a daily process (it can be a standalone EXE, or whatever, and it
    can be executed by the Windows scheduler, for example). This process would
    select from the database all records where the last charged date is older
    than 30 days, and then it would charge them.

    This way if something goes wrong, and the process doesn't run correctly for
    a day or two, the next time it runs it would "catch up" to everyone.

    When the process runs, it should, of course, update the "last charge date"
    to "now" as soon as it bills a client.


    "khawar" <khawar@socialcircles.com> wrote in message
    news:003e01c35526$38552c10$a401280a@phx.gbl...
    > hi,, everybody
    > i have an asp.net application, where members (clients)
    > have their information stored in sql server Database. Now
    > I want to implement a thing where afterevery 30days a
    > member would get charged $x dollars. The payment
    > processing method i use is payflow pro. Can anyone help
    > me with how to accomplish it. I am thinking maybe
    > thereare triggers in database that would call up a asp.net
    > page that in turn will contact database to check to see
    > who should be charged and then start charging them. if
    > you know any other way which is more efficient please
    > advice. can some one help
    > thanks
    > bye

    Boban Dragojlovic Guest

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    Default Re: sql server and asp.net and automated payments

    Triggers would be bad, and what Boban said was great, but why not use a SQL
    Job?

    "khawar" <khawar@socialcircles.com> wrote in message
    news:003e01c35526$38552c10$a401280a@phx.gbl...
    > hi,, everybody
    > i have an asp.net application, where members (clients)
    > have their information stored in sql server Database. Now
    > I want to implement a thing where afterevery 30days a
    > member would get charged $x dollars. The payment
    > processing method i use is payflow pro. Can anyone help
    > me with how to accomplish it. I am thinking maybe
    > thereare triggers in database that would call up a asp.net
    > page that in turn will contact database to check to see
    > who should be charged and then start charging them. if
    > you know any other way which is more efficient please
    > advice. can some one help
    > thanks
    > bye

    Tibby Guest

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