Hi,

I want to know if the day has finished on the local machine (i.e. - Ticked
12 night) and want to generate an event, So that we could take some actions
on the basis of it. (e.g. clearing the counters etc)

What is the standard way of doing this?

Regards,
Rajat.

"Rajat Tandon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I want to know if the day has finished on the local machine (i.e. - Ticked
> 12 night) and want to generate an event, So that we could take some
> actions
> on the basis of it. (e.g. clearing the counters etc)
>
> What is the standard way of doing this?

1) Is this WinForms or WebForms?

2) What sort of event do you want to generate?

3) What do you mean by "clearing the counters"?

Several options.

1. You could write a service that sets a timer running and checks the time.
Would use some resources but shouldn't too be bad. It could then trigger
events at your specific time.

2. You could add a scheduled task (via Scheduled Tasks). This can be
configured to wake at a particular time and execute your specific
application(s). It supports running at a particular time and also NT
authentication for the process.

Depends on how accurate you want want the event to be. 2 would probably be
the easiest to achieve as in 1 you would be essentially writing your own
scheduling application.

- Andy

"Rajat Tandon" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> I want to know if the day has finished on the local machine (i.e. - Ticked
> 12 night) and want to generate an event, So that we could take some
> actions
> on the basis of it. (e.g. clearing the counters etc)
>
> What is the standard way of doing this?
>
> Regards,
> Rajat.
>
>