The nightly export scans the files each night and detects any changes or 
additions.

We are working on removals - as these are harder to detect

What I did was create a set of files on the UV side that mimick the flat files.
Essentially, we take each set of data - figure out how it would look as a flat 
line and if it's different from
   The last image we had - we flag that file/id

When done, I grab all the flagged file/ids and then check a third file for how 
the last image looked (if it's a
   Change), and then only send the changed data

It takes about an hour to run - but it's on an off-hours time frame

I'm sure it could be done differently - but that's the best way we came up with.

George

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What do you do about data change conflicts between these two disconnected 
systems?


 

 

 

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We export to flat files (tearing apart the multivalue bonds) and import into 
Microsoft Dynamics (via a C# routine) on a nightly basis.

So far it works fairly well - especially for collating all the different 
sources 
we have customers in (multiple files - multiple product types).
Whereas, our MV system is quite disorganized from 30 years of Pick - once we 
moved everything over to the CRM - it really helps see just
Where your customers are.

I use SQL to pull queries from the CRM if I need to import anything back into 
the MV system.

I'm sure there is quite a bit of tweeking on the CRM side (which is not me) but 
it works fairly well. We continue to use our MV system
To enter and work as it's been programmed to over the decades, and use the CRM 
to analyze the data.

It's like MITS on steroids.

George

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Always appreciate your insights Tony, thank you.

Danny Ruckel



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[mailto:u2-users-boun...@listserver.u2ug.org] On Behalf Of Tony Gravagno
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You're quite clear that you don't want a pitch for non-MV so that's not
where I'm going here. I think this inquiry is fascinating for how it's
presented rather than what it's about. In short, in this case I think you're
doing MV a dis-service by being so supportive. Because my response isn't
specifically about U2, and not a direct answer to your question, I've posted
it as a blog:

http://nebula-rnd.com/blog/tech/mv/2013/08/compete1.html

Tony Gravagno   
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http://Twitter.com/TonyGravagno         
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http://groups.google.com/group/MVDBMS   
http://BitBucket.org/FOSS4MV/



> From: Wjhonson
> I am looking for a Customer Relationship Management application.
> 
> I have a client who is familiar with Universe and would prefer that,
but
> willing to look at other MV database applications.
> 
> However they also will want to demo this to their own clients from 
> time-to-time and so want a pretty looking face on it.
> The backend has to be multi-value of some sort, so don't pitch me
non
> multi-value solutions please
> 
> What are my choices if any?
> 
> Only looking for *already installed* choices, not custom work.
> Some customization is always necessary, but they want to see a working 
> application from the get-go.

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