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Old January 27th, 2003, 07:46 PM
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MS sql v7.0 exchange data with mysql
I have a web app that runs in 1 domain under both linux/apache/php and mysql as well as NT4.0/IIS/ASP/COM/MS SQL 7.0. I am trying to get information to exchange between the 2 environements.
Does anyone know of any tools available?
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Old January 28th, 2003, 03:05 AM
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You can use DTS with MyODBC driver, to send data from SQLServer to MySQL.
Or you can schedule an extraction to flat file from MySQL and then load data into SQLServer.
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Thanks for the options, but this has to be real time transactional exhange of data. I have up to 5 seconds max for this to occur.
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Use triggers in SQLServer
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Which database is the master and which is the slave?
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There is no master/slave relationship. The exchange of data needs to be 2 way, thoughnot the same data elements.
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Two way data exchange? Is the data exchange between the same tables? If so this is very dangerous and can lead to data corruption.
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What is your layout and your goal?
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