[Release] SySQL Scheduler

Sup. I had a friend request about a program that do this, so I decided to make a fast one. Took me 3h for code this.

Basically, with this program you can run an stored procedure or a query on your database every x miliseconds. You can run multiple instances of this program so you can run more than one query with different times.

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Fill the config.ini file with your database data before starting the program. Select the DB you want to use for execute the query, both if you execute a query or an stored procedure.

If you find any bug let me know. I won't update this program, but will fix the bugs that people find.

Enjoy =3

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New Virustotal Scan added from .exe

'ServerName=SYNX7\MYTH_LOCAL'
lol

Best 411kb of data released lately. :D Nice work. :)

(And I pressed thanks, too. >_>)

cool job, autoit ftw :D

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Originally Posted by Phoenix 1337 'ServerName=SYNX7\MYTH_LOCAL' lol

It's no use for you guys anyway, won't hack a shit, so don't get overexcited.

Nice tool,but it was bad to use autoit in such thing,it might just stop working after some hours,I advice you to start learning C#

Edit:its not working,I get this:
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Originally Posted by ÑõÑ_Ŝŧóp Nice tool,but it was bad to use autoit in such thing,it might just stop working after some hours,I advice you to start learning C# Edit:its not working,I get this: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

here you are
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thats the fix :-p (This fix by Synx he gaved it to me last night ^_^)

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Originally Posted by ÑõÑ_Ŝŧóp Nice tool,but it was bad to use autoit in such thing,it might just stop working after some hours,I advice you to start learning C# Edit:its not working,I get this: [Only registered and activated users can see links. Click Here To Register...]

try run as admin or change compatibility settings

Sorry for the crashed version,as russak said, when I posted it I didn't know about this bug. I've updated the thread and the virustotal link.

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Originally Posted by Phoenix 1337 'ServerName=SYNX7\MYTH_LOCAL' lol

I tested it on my PC, and left some of the configs there as a guide for everyone know what to write on the ini file, thats all.

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Originally Posted by ÑõÑ_Ŝŧóp Nice tool,but it was bad to use autoit in such thing,it might just stop working after some hours,I advice you to start learning C#

Well, most of the tools from SrStats were coded in autoit, and they were working fine on many week periods. I know I should start using a serious language already, but for me right now is way more confortable to code with Autoit. XD

i wanna Query Synx if u can help me can i send u pm about query plz ?

Great tool, thanks a lot.

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Originally Posted by ÑõÑ_Ŝŧóp Nice tool,but it was bad to use autoit in such thing,it might just stop working after some hours,I advice you to start learning C#

Well auto-it was actually developped for these kind of applications. It's not going to randomly stop working. And if you would switch from autoit to a better language for applications like this, I wouldn't really choose c#...

Can't you use the scheduler in the SQL Agent? I've read that it can also schedule and execute queries.

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Originally Posted by kevin_owner Can't you use the scheduler in the SQL Agent? I've read that it can also schedule and execute queries.

I didn't know that it actually existed. Can you send a link with more info about it?