2011/12/27 Maurício Cruz <cruz@sygecom.com.br>:
> Hi all,
>
> I need to execute some rotines on windows every time that postgreSQL is
> start at the server machine,
before it's started or just after it's started?
> I was thinking to create a PL/PGSQL to call this executable, or something
> like...
there are no triggers other than INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE yet.
I would rather go and create external script
- read lastruntime from savefile (simple one line text file will do)
- connect to postgres and fetch SELECT now(), pg_postmaster_start_time();
- if "pg_postmaster_start_time" is newer than statefile timestamp,
save "now" to savefile and run the job.
(I looked at PgAgent but from the docs I see it does not yet have
"once per server startup" logic).
>
> Does any one, have done something like this ? or have any idea ?
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> Thanks everyone!
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