Yeah. That's kind of my "rescue" solution. To create a que that is processed
on a daily basis. But I thought that since there is an expire attribute that
it might be a start as well. It would obviously take less effort to just add
that kind of attribute instead of adding a que and some kind of quehandler
to our application.

//Johan

tnt-4 wrote:
>
>>Any thoughts?
>>
>
> Don't create the username before the startdate. There is absolutely no
> reason for it to be in the database before it. Make a script that
> creates the user entry when startdate is reached.
>
> Ivan Kalik
> Kalik Informatika ISP
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