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creating services
I have 6 perl scripts that I currently just have in an infinite loop. They constanly check a database and then perform thier actions if there is a new entry into the database. I would like to have them run as services so that I can controll how much processing power they use. They currenly use about 75% of the processor. How do I go about doing this?
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April 4th, 2005, 01:26 PM
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if you can make your scripts smart enough understand time stamps from either the DB records or your DB's auditing system, consider using sleep or maybe create a daemon using cron.
What about using DB procedures to execute what needs to be done.
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