Re: How to implement expiration in PostgreSQL?

On 01/04/2021 14:47, Glen Huang wrote:
> Good suggestion, thanks.
>
> I ended up running the cron jobs in my app, one for each newly joined member, to get the smallest granularity possible.

(This list bottom-posts by convention)

I'd say that was onerous and you could get the same effect with a
well-crafted query that targetted only those that might possibly expire.
Then you'd have only one cron job to manage.

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