How To delete a value in a mysql table after 1 hour
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firstly this is my edited Question. I've already asked this but my question was too unclear, so thats why i'm asking again.
On my site it stores the IP on the database with a if statment.
If the users ip is on the database
head to a error page.
else it access the site and it stores the IP.
But the point is I want the IP to be deleted after a hour in the database automatically. But thats what I couldnt figure out and didn't find a anser which fitted to my case.
I am on Windows OS.
I hope the description about my problem was clear enough, if it wasn't, ask ;D
I'm Glad about Help
php mysql database mysqli sql-delete
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firstly this is my edited Question. I've already asked this but my question was too unclear, so thats why i'm asking again.
On my site it stores the IP on the database with a if statment.
If the users ip is on the database
head to a error page.
else it access the site and it stores the IP.
But the point is I want the IP to be deleted after a hour in the database automatically. But thats what I couldnt figure out and didn't find a anser which fitted to my case.
I am on Windows OS.
I hope the description about my problem was clear enough, if it wasn't, ask ;D
I'm Glad about Help
php mysql database mysqli sql-delete
asked Nov 18 at 12:54
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I suggest you use cache lock instead of using mysql to lock an user out of the system. If you still want to use mysql. Cache lock such as redis. I recommends you use a schedule task to run a script to delete the IP record and release the lock.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:01
Do you know how to create a scheduled task and run a script with it?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 13:10
What hosting system are you using? If you are using Linux system, use crontab howtogeek.com/101288/…
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:42
And if im not using a Linux server?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 14:08
You have to specify which hosting system you are using, enable me to further help you with your problem.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 14:12
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firstly this is my edited Question. I've already asked this but my question was too unclear, so thats why i'm asking again.
On my site it stores the IP on the database with a if statment.
If the users ip is on the database
head to a error page.
else it access the site and it stores the IP.
But the point is I want the IP to be deleted after a hour in the database automatically. But thats what I couldnt figure out and didn't find a anser which fitted to my case.
I am on Windows OS.
I hope the description about my problem was clear enough, if it wasn't, ask ;D
I'm Glad about Help
php mysql database mysqli sql-delete
asked Nov 18 at 12:54
Predecitedq
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firstly this is my edited Question. I've already asked this but my question was too unclear, so thats why i'm asking again.
On my site it stores the IP on the database with a if statment.
If the users ip is on the database
head to a error page.
else it access the site and it stores the IP.
But the point is I want the IP to be deleted after a hour in the database automatically. But thats what I couldnt figure out and didn't find a anser which fitted to my case.
I am on Windows OS.
I hope the description about my problem was clear enough, if it wasn't, ask ;D
I'm Glad about Help
php mysql database mysqli sql-delete
php mysql database mysqli sql-delete
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I suggest you use cache lock instead of using mysql to lock an user out of the system. If you still want to use mysql. Cache lock such as redis. I recommends you use a schedule task to run a script to delete the IP record and release the lock.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:01
Do you know how to create a scheduled task and run a script with it?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 13:10
What hosting system are you using? If you are using Linux system, use crontab howtogeek.com/101288/…
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:42
And if im not using a Linux server?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 14:08
You have to specify which hosting system you are using, enable me to further help you with your problem.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 14:12
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I suggest you use cache lock instead of using mysql to lock an user out of the system. If you still want to use mysql. Cache lock such as redis. I recommends you use a schedule task to run a script to delete the IP record and release the lock.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:01
Do you know how to create a scheduled task and run a script with it?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 13:10
What hosting system are you using? If you are using Linux system, use crontab howtogeek.com/101288/…
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:42
And if im not using a Linux server?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 14:08
You have to specify which hosting system you are using, enable me to further help you with your problem.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 14:12
1
1
I suggest you use cache lock instead of using mysql to lock an user out of the system. If you still want to use mysql. Cache lock such as redis. I recommends you use a schedule task to run a script to delete the IP record and release the lock.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:01
I suggest you use cache lock instead of using mysql to lock an user out of the system. If you still want to use mysql. Cache lock such as redis. I recommends you use a schedule task to run a script to delete the IP record and release the lock.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:01
Do you know how to create a scheduled task and run a script with it?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 13:10
Do you know how to create a scheduled task and run a script with it?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 13:10
What hosting system are you using? If you are using Linux system, use crontab howtogeek.com/101288/…
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:42
What hosting system are you using? If you are using Linux system, use crontab howtogeek.com/101288/…
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:42
And if im not using a Linux server?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 14:08
And if im not using a Linux server?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 14:08
You have to specify which hosting system you are using, enable me to further help you with your problem.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 14:12
You have to specify which hosting system you are using, enable me to further help you with your problem.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 14:12
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I suggest you use cache lock instead of using mysql to lock an user out of the system. If you still want to use mysql. Cache lock such as redis. I recommends you use a schedule task to run a script to delete the IP record and release the lock.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:01
Do you know how to create a scheduled task and run a script with it?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 13:10
What hosting system are you using? If you are using Linux system, use crontab howtogeek.com/101288/…
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 13:42
And if im not using a Linux server?
– Predecitedq
Nov 18 at 14:08
You have to specify which hosting system you are using, enable me to further help you with your problem.
– TriDiamond
Nov 18 at 14:12