I need to transfer some data from SQL Server to MySQL, once a month. I have already done this transfer stuff, but I don\'t know (and I have not found out on the internet) how to
This sounds like something you should set-up as a scheduled task or a SQL server job rather than having a process run for a month via a timer?
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I guess you could also setup a task as a windows service and check the last time you did the update via a setting in the database, but that seems like overkill. From the sound of it you already have a C# app setup that does the job, so I would just make a scheduled windows task.
You could use the Windows Task Scheduler for this kind of work. Look here for command line options of Schtasks
(there's tons of them)
Example 1:
To schedule a task that runs on the first day of every month
The following command schedules the MyApp program to run on the first day of every month. Because a value of 1 is the default for both the /mo (modifier) parameter and the /d (day) parameter, these parameters are omitted from the command.
schtasks /create /tn "My App" /tr myapp.exe /sc monthly
Example 2:
To schedule a task for the 15th day
The following command schedules the MyApp program to run on 15th of every month at 3:00 P.M. (15:00). It uses the /d parameter to specify the date. It also uses the /st parameter to specify the start time.
schtasks /create /tn "My App" /tr myapp.exe /sc monthly /d 15 /st 15:00