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Yeah, I would definitely go for the second option, but I would add one more field a date field. So you add : It would let you give a time for the undelete action. If time is less than an hour one can undelete. To To really delete the entry deleted just create a storestored procedure that will clean every entry with delete set to true and time greater than one hour and put it as a cron tab that runs every 24hours The hour is just an example. Yeah, I would definitely go for the second option, but I would add one more field a date field. So you add : It would let you give a time for the undelete action. If time is less than an hour one can undelete. To really delete the entry deleted just create a store procedure that will clean every entry with delete set to true and time greater than one hour and put it as a cron tab that runs every 24hours The hour is just an example. Yeah, I would definitely go for the second option, but I would add one more field a date field. So you add : It would let you give a time for the undelete action. If time is less than an hour one can undelete. To really delete the entry deleted just create a stored procedure that will clean every entry with delete set to true and time greater than one hour and put it as a cron tab that runs every 24hours The hour is just an example. |
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Yeah, I would definitely go for the second option, but I would add one more field a date field. So you add : It would let you give a time for the undelete action. If time is less than an hour one can undelete. To really delete the entry deleted just create a store procedure that will clean every entry with delete set to true and time greater than one hour and put it as a cron tab that runs every 24hours The hour is just an example. |
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