Send message to NT Forms app from Linux Server

I have an external process(C) automatically inserting data into
Oracle8.0.5 database. On a before insert DB trigger I run another
C procedure to compare new insert to existing data.
If certain conditions are met, I need to notify any user of a
separate Forms5 app that these conditions exist. How can I
automatically communicate this information to Forms users?
I would appreciate any suggestions.
Thanks
Note: DB and C processes running on Linux server, Forms app on
WIN 98/NT clients.
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Bev (guest) wrote:
: I have an external process(C) automatically inserting data
into
: Oracle8.0.5 database. On a before insert DB trigger I run
another
: C procedure to compare new insert to existing data.
: If certain conditions are met, I need to notify any user of a
: separate Forms5 app that these conditions exist. How can I
: automatically communicate this information to Forms users?
: I would appreciate any suggestions.
: Thanks
: Note: DB and C processes running on Linux server, Forms app on
: WIN 98/NT clients.
Bev;
If I understood correctley, you are using forms bulider 5.0.
Then there is a trigger WHEN-TIMER-EXPIRED that can be used that
in certain time or timer go against DB and verify that logic has
been met and also a MESSAGE box can be added to your future.
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