Sebastian Frost writes:
> Hello,
>
> I spent the last days with searching a solution for the following
> problem:
>
> We have to synchronise an MS SQL database in the USA with a mySQL
> database in germany. The programmer who supports the database in the
> USA likes to do that via a push-Subscription, which is an MS SQL
> feature (not a very save feature I read!?). So, my question is: Is
> there a way to do that with these different Databases? And if not: Is
> there another way to connect an MS SQL- to a mySQL database to Publish
> a Database from one server to another? I've searched Tutorials,
> Newsgroups and Mailinglist-Archives for many hours without finding a
> solution, so this list is my last chance. Please help, if you can.
>
> Best regards,
>
> Sebastian Frost
>
>
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You could write a C or C++ program with both API's included and read
from one handle and write to another.
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