Re: Linked Server MS SQL 2000 and Pervasive 7.82
- From: datenisis@xxxxxxxxx
- Date: 5 Jan 2006 10:17:42 -0800
Hi Leonard,
Can you elaborate on what you meant by: "you can use the generic ODBC
driver for connectivity"
I was looking to update tables on MS SQL via DTS, and to do this I'd
need to do joins on tables from MS SQL and Pervasive to check for which
records to add and update.
My ears are open to other ways of doing this, preferably in DTS, but I
would not like to use temp tables.
Thanks,
-d
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