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Readme
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The dbcron module runs a set of user-defined SQL queries at regular intervals using cron.
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Send comments to jazepstein@greenash.net.au.
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Support
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All issues (e.g. support requests, bug reports) are to be submitted using the drupal.org issue tracker.
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Requirements
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This module requires the latest development version of Drupal (CVS HEAD).
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Installation
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1. Create the SQL tables. This depends a little on your system, but the most
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common method is:
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mysql -u username -ppassword drupal < dbcron.mysql
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2. Copy the dbcron folder and its contents to the Drupal modules/ directory.
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Drupal should automatically detect it.
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3. Go to 'administer -> access control' to configure access privileges for
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this module.
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5. Go to 'administer -> cron queries' to start managing your cron queries.
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You can create new queries from here, and edit/delete existing ones.
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6. Your queries will be automatically executed at the specified time intervals
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when your site's cron system is triggered.
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Author
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Jeremy Epstein <jazepstein@greenash.net.au>
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