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Why would you want to use php for this? Firstly, you would need to create a deamon of some sort that once started will keep running (in a loop), you would then have it check the time on each iteration of that loop and see if it matches the time stored within your database.

 

As for the alarm sound... theres probably a few ways of doing it, but seriously, the right tools for the job, is something you should take to heart.

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I once wrote something very similar (and super, super simple) script which used PHP in conjunction with Growl (an on-screen notification system for Mac) and the afplay utility program to play some sounds (mp3 files).

 

Make use of tools already available to you and use PHP as a glue between them.

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