college_amy
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Whew, the title was tough in itself... now for the question...
The background:
I have an app that tracks problems and fixes. With each problem there is a date that is set that the problem has to be fixed by. All problems and their dates are stored in a sql server db. Along with all project leaders, assignees and their contact information.
The problem:
An email needs to be sent to the project leader if the date is 2 days away, the current date or if it is overdue. With a status or a reminder that says "Hey, your people need to get on the ball, time is coming (passed or today) etc." It also needs to have minor details about problem.
So basically, it needs to check the database to see if there are any dates that are coming, passed or due today and then send the email notification out to the assignee and the project leader.
The Question:
HOW do I do this? BTW, it does need to be done on the server exclusively since I will not be here all the time to push it to run - so it all has to be done automatically.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Amy
The background:
I have an app that tracks problems and fixes. With each problem there is a date that is set that the problem has to be fixed by. All problems and their dates are stored in a sql server db. Along with all project leaders, assignees and their contact information.
The problem:
An email needs to be sent to the project leader if the date is 2 days away, the current date or if it is overdue. With a status or a reminder that says "Hey, your people need to get on the ball, time is coming (passed or today) etc." It also needs to have minor details about problem.
So basically, it needs to check the database to see if there are any dates that are coming, passed or due today and then send the email notification out to the assignee and the project leader.
The Question:
HOW do I do this? BTW, it does need to be done on the server exclusively since I will not be here all the time to push it to run - so it all has to be done automatically.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Amy