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Carlo Razzeto
I am using a timer in my Windows service previously discussed in my previous
post to send warning e-mails to users who's account activity idle for a
given number of days. Currently I have it set for 30 days, which I multiply
by a base value for one day in milliseconds. The value that is currently
being used is: 2592000000, which when divided by 24 * (60^2) * 1000 comes
out to 30 days as it should. Can the timer not be used in this way? If it
can't how does one accomplish this type of timing?
Carlo
post to send warning e-mails to users who's account activity idle for a
given number of days. Currently I have it set for 30 days, which I multiply
by a base value for one day in milliseconds. The value that is currently
being used is: 2592000000, which when divided by 24 * (60^2) * 1000 comes
out to 30 days as it should. Can the timer not be used in this way? If it
can't how does one accomplish this type of timing?
Carlo