ManningFan wrote:
> Try switching to Act! software. It's built for this type of situation.
>
Act! is an impressive peice of software, but I didn't much like writing
code to interface with it. I encountered a number of bugs in the SDK
for it (but that was long enough ago that the bugs I encountered should
be long fixed).
OTOH, isn't SQL Server Integration Services also designed for this kind
of problem? It was recommended to me, and I have only begun to study
it, but as I recall from what I read about it, I would think it could
be useful here.
Cheers,
Ted
