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Creating an Event
Creating an Event
Updated on 2023-03-07 GMT+08:00
Scenarios
This section describes how to create an event to periodically respond to specific operations.
When event_scheduler for RDS DB instances is set to ON and the event function is enabled, you can perform operations on events.
When event_scheduler is set to OFF, but the event function is enabled, you can only create events and the events do not take effect.
Procedure
- On the top menu bar, choose Database Management. On the displayed Objects page, select Events, and click Create Event.
- Specify an event name (mandatory) and event definition statements (mandatory), set the execution time, status, and comment, and click Create.
- Event Definition Statements
Indicates the SQL statements to be executed when a scheduled event is triggered.
- Dropped upon expiration
- Indicates that the events to be executed at a fixed point in time will be deleted after they are executed.
- Indicates that the events to be periodically executed will be deleted at the specified end time.
- Event Definition Statements
- In the displayed dialog box, click Execute. If no error is reported, the event takes effect.
Parent topic: Event Management
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