Windows service which calculates datetime and stores it in sql and calls an external process

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Hi everyone,

I need help in making a windows service in C# which checks and inserts date time when it is installed in a text file..plus it calculates 3 months time from date when it is installed..NOTE: irrespective of system time it calculates time itself and stores it after every 24 hrs..and on the basis of that it calculates [date], now if the date is reached 3 months calculating from the date installed..it raises a flag and calls an window application...

Please help me how to make this possible..

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Krunal Panchal

Posted 5-Sep-12 19:53pm

krunal25

Updated 6-Sep-12 11:34am

Wes Aday

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db7uk 6-Sep-12 17:41pm

I dont understand. could you re-phrase the question?

[no name] 6-Sep-12 17:45pm

Create Windows Service project. Get date. Write date to file. Wait 24 hours. Get date. Write date to file. Repeat for 3 months. Raise flag (whatever that means), Process.Start("other windows application");

[no name] 6-Sep-12 18:26pm

dear crunal, it is not possible to calculate the time for three months if you doesn't consider system date/doesn't use server/switch of your pc/close the application.

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