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Hi
you can run a scheduled job depending on the
operating sistem (cron or at ) so that it
checks the database every day and if
finds the release date = system date
then update the released column.
like
if release date <= sysdate and released = 'N' then
update released = 'Y' where condition matches.

HTH
pradhan

wolfgang karrer wrote:

> Hi, i ve a Question concerning Jobs in ORACLE:
>
> How is it possible to control a date column by the database if the sysdate
> is equal to the date: Example
>
> I ve a table like
>
> SLIDE
> name VARCHAR2(10),
> abstract VARCHAR(500);
> relDate DATE
> released CHAR (1)
>
> if the actual date (sysdate) is equal to the relDate in the table SLIDE i
> want to update the released col in 'N'. How is this possible???
>
> Thanks in advance for helping me!!
>
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