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To: pgsql-interfaces@postgresql.org
Subject: Trigger updates MS SQL table
Date: Wed, 10 Sep 2003 15:29:23 -0400
Message-ID: <001001c377d1$d7db2780$f403a8c0@harvestswiftads.com> (raw)
Is it too presumptious that there should be a direction I can go to solve my
problem.
Right now, I have a postgres environment that our business is run on and SQL
Server 2000 databases that our customer ASP solutions run in. Both serve
their purposes well. So, I need both. What I was hoping, was to get a form
of replication going between the two. In a perfect world, my trigger would
just create an ODBC connection to the MS Sql server and run the
update/insert query. I know that cannot exactly happen, it just doesn't work
that way.
But can I create a trigger that allows me to connect to a SOAP/XML service
and deliver the update via a stored procedure call? Is this too much to hope
for, or are people doing this already?
Thanks
Don Sceifers
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