I suspect it is 2003. This I can find out for sure. I do have some SQL Server 
knowledge and references.

>> -----Original Message-----
>
>Not really - although there's a chance that SQL DTS could do this (I _think_
>there's a method for data transformation from text files where you can
>specify a masking structure).
>
>SQL Server 2005 allows for Stored Procedures to be written in many languages
>(including, if I remember correctly, JavaScript).  You might be more
>comfortable doing your RegEx scripting there.
>
>If you can do everything in SQL Server you can then wrap everything up into
>a re-runnable,  SQL-schedule-able DTS package.
>
>(DTS in SQL Server is really powerful but often ignored.)
>
>You can also use SQL Scripts from the command-line using the OSQL utility.
>You can use Windows Scripting Host to do a lot of the work - fetch the data
>from the remote server, pull it, Reg-EX into a workable input file, etc.  I
>did a lot of this recently to pull log files from a AIX server and import
>them into a SQL Server.
>
>Can you modify/adjust the HTML file?  Getting a tab/comma separated list
>instead would make your task significantly easier.
>
>Jim Davis

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