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how to develop a scheduler
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| Help Needed 2005-08-03, 5:51 pm |
| Hi to all,
I want to develop a scheduler using Biztalk Server. In Orchestration I want
to call a .NET assembly (every day at mid night 12.00), which will connect to
DB2 database and takes some data and insert into sql server database. How
can I do this.
I saw the properties of receive location, where we can use them to schedule
the receive port. But here, Biztalk has to start automatically without any
receive message (in this orchestration there won't be any input message to
the .NET assembly). How can I implement this.
Please help.
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| Yossi Dahan 2005-08-03, 5:51 pm |
| Help Needed wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> I want to develop a scheduler using Biztalk Server. In Orchestration I want
> to call a .NET assembly (every day at mid night 12.00), which will connect to
> DB2 database and takes some data and insert into sql server database. How
> can I do this.
>
> I saw the properties of receive location, where we can use them to schedule
> the receive port. But here, Biztalk has to start automatically without any
> receive message (in this orchestration there won't be any input message to
> the .NET assembly). How can I implement this.
>
> Please help.
I would not use an orchestration as your scheduler.
I would either use the windows scheduler, any other scheduling tool out
there or develop a windows service to do the scheduling.
then have the orchestration started from this scheduler and do the work.
I think I saw out there once a scheduling adapter which is a nice idea.
have a look at gotdotnet
Yossi Dahan
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| Help Needed 2005-08-03, 5:51 pm |
| Thanks Yossi,
Any one with any other idea.....
"Yossi Dahan" wrote:
> Help Needed wrote:
> I would not use an orchestration as your scheduler.
> I would either use the windows scheduler, any other scheduling tool out
> there or develop a windows service to do the scheduling.
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> then have the orchestration started from this scheduler and do the work.
>
> I think I saw out there once a scheduling adapter which is a nice idea.
> have a look at gotdotnet
>
> Yossi Dahan
>
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| David Stucki [MSFT] 2005-08-03, 5:51 pm |
| Use Windows Task Scheduler to copy some activation file to a FILE Receive
Location which kicks off your orchestration.
-Dave Stucki
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