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| Accessing Quickbooks date via IIS |
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| Group | : Members |
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| Posted : 2006-10-25 15:27:45 |
| I want to be able to allow clients to view unpaid invoices, statements, and other information about their account via the web using cold fusion and an odbc connection. I don't necessarily want to link the qodbc driver directly to the website for security reasons and I am also concerned that the quickbooks database will be corrupted if I allow clients to access the data directly. Is there an easy way of exporting data from quickbooks into a SQL server database via SQL commands. I would like to synchronize the data nightly so that the information is current. Any suggestions are appreciated. |
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| Tom |
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| Posted : 2006-10-25 16:05:28 |
| A QODBC customer has been nice enough to make a document on how he used QODBC via MS SQL Server Data Transformation Services to import all of the tables into SQL Server. To view the document, click here: http://qodbc.com/docs/support/QBtoSQLServer.doc |
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