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Old March 16th, 2010, 12:58 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.tablesdbdesign
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Default A "push" function to produce an email on an event

Someone has asked me to create a database and include what they call a "push"
function that will automatically create an email to warn that a contract
renewal date is imminent. I believe that this can't be done in a desktop
application because although I can see how I can create the alert by running
a query against date parametrs, it still needs a trigger which I'm assuming
would be someone clicking a control button to run the query. I'm assuming
that what they want could only be achieved by creating the database on a
server and running a task say over night. I suppose one way would be to run
a query when the the Access application is opened? Am I right?
Tony

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