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Re: real time importing to Oracle.

From: jim <jim_at_freethought.demon.co.uk>
Date: Tue, 02 Nov 2004 19:38:13 +0000
Message-ID: <4187E225.9010103@freethought.demon.co.uk>


An interesting hypothosis Yoda but unfortunately although strictly correct its wrong. I'm sorry to say that Professor has a rather more dignified meaning in Britain I am a mere senior lecturer. Jim

Alan wrote:

> Um, "professor", it is "you're" not "your".
> 
> 
> "jim" <jim_at_freethought.demon.co.uk> wrote in message
> news:41877B61.5040802_at_freethought.demon.co.uk...
> 

>>You may be a computer wiz but your a rotten detective!
>>Jim
>>
>>DA Morgan wrote:
>>
>>>jim wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>Can anyone help with this as I am not familiar with Oracle. One of my
>>>>students wishes to develop a system to run under UNIX that will have
>>>>the functionality he has outlined below:
>>>>
>>>>It is a PBX phone system which when someone rings in it writes the
>>>>details of number calling and which person/dept routing to a file. I
>>>>need some how to have a program waiting till the file is updated to
>>>
> grab
> 

>>>>the new entry and turn it into format appropriate for oracle so i can
>>>>run a trigger on it to bring up the callers details.
>>>>
>>>>So far as I can see he wants some type of TSR to monitor the PBX file
>>>>for activity and when detected this will trigger an import to ORACLE.
>>>>I do not yet know in what format the PBX stores data other than it has
>>>>a DAT extension. However, if there is anyone has any ideas please help.
>>>>Jim
>>>
>>>
>>>If you are an instructor perhaps you can explain
>>>http://www.freethought.demon.co.uk.
>>>
>>>My guts tell me that you are THE student ... So no help here. I have
>>>consulted for four separate phone companies and no real problem
>>>resembles what you describe.
>>>
>>>Daniel Morgan
>>>University of Washington
>>>damorgan_at_x.washington.edu
>>

>
> Received on Tue Nov 02 2004 - 13:38:13 CST

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