Database File Dependancies

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  1. Hi

    I am trying to set-up a Cached table with a file dependancy.

    I use a trigger to write out the DateTime() to a text file every time the table has an Update,Insert or Delete performed on it. When I firts look at the table in my App, I set the table up in the cache using a file dependancy on the text file.

    The stored procedure currently writes out DateTime.txt to the c:\ drive of my test server.

    Have I got the luxury of a c:\ drive on the SQL server?

    if so, how would you recommened I name the file? (I imagine if i put my username at the start, this will end up unique anyway)
     
  2. Bruce

    Bruce DiscountASP.NET Staff

    I don't believe you can do that.

    quote:Originally posted by Timbo

    Hi

    I am trying to set-up a Cached table with a file dependancy.

    I use a trigger to write out the DateTime() to a text file every time the table has an Update,Insert or Delete performed on it. When I firts look at the table in my App, I set the table up in the cache using a file dependancy on the text file.

    The stored procedure currently writes out DateTime.txt to the c:\ drive of my test server.

    Have I got the luxury of a c:\ drive on the SQL server?

    if so, how would you recommened I name the file? (I imagine if i put my username at the start, this will end up unique anyway)


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  3. quote:Originally posted by bruce
    I don't believe you can do that.
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    Shame, have to leave caching in that case :¬(
     
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