How do I automatically execute PHP code when I arrive at 00:00 every day?

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Set up scheduled tasks on the server

Use the Department of Crontab, the test
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How do I automatically execute PHP code when I arrive at 00:00 every day?
Using Scheduled Tasks

Scheduled Tasks ....

XX * * * */usr/bin/php-f/home/wwwroot/default/test/test.php

Make a bat file that uses the schtasks system command to execute the PHP file code you want to execute regularly, click the bat file to execute it, but you can also add tasks to your computer's system tasks.

You can refer to Ecshop's scheduled tasks

Window can then add tasks to the system task
Crontab can be used under Linux

Create a job, execute a stored procedure

Ignore_user_abort (); PHP scripts can continue to execute even if the client disconnects (such as turning off the browser).
Set_time_limit (0); Execution time is unlimited, php default execution time is 30 seconds, you can allow the program to execute indefinitely
$time _year=date (' Y ', Time ());
if ($time _year%4==0 && ($time _year%100!=0 | | $time _year%400==0))
{
$days = 366;
}
Else
{
$days = 365;
}
$interval = $days *24*60*60; Run once every other year
do{

Here you can enter the code you want to execute

Sleep ($interval);

}while (TRUE);

Crontab ... Why do you let PHP do this thankless?

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