Imagine, you have created some stuff and to demo it, you have created a page where you accept dummy data from your guest users and you are populating them into your database. At some point of time, your database would be flooded with records that would be useless and this will definitely slow down the performance of your database. Now, in this case, you need to manually clean up your database in order to keep the performance of your database at it best.
But, instead of doing it manually you would think about something, which should automate cleanup work on regular interval. At this point of time, you probably think about CRON job. But, instead, we will use MySQL database inbuilt option called EVENTS, which we can use to execute certain task in database like executing SQL script, calling stored procedure etc..
Also, please note that, this is not like triggers. Triggers are fired on data or structure change but MySQL events are scheduled based on time/interval.
First of all Enable EVENT Scheduler
SET GLOBAL event_scheduler = ON;
Then, validate current status of Event Scheduler
SELECT @@event_scheduler;
CREATE EVENT e_store_ts
ON SCHEDULE
EVERY 1 HOUR
DO
UPDATE myschema.yourtable set mycolumn='N' -- update this table
List all EVENT created
SHOW EVENTS;
That's it. !!
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