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Our client wants to transfer all the data in the Production CRM 4.0 database and use it in UAT. What is the best way to transfer the data over.
Started by gwc on
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This is considered the industry standard tool for moving CRM data.
Another option is to use scribe.
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I am using a web service to query data from a table. Then I have to send it to a user who wants it as a DataTable. Can I serialize the data? Or should I send it as A DataSet. I am new to Web Services, so I am not sure the best way to do it.
Started by Loganj99 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can send the data as a ....
So that is probably your best option, becuase don't make for good data-types on web services if you want the service to be portable to other to do this.
You can transfer DataTable's over a Web Service.
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I need to transfer data daily from SQL Server (2008) to SQL Server (2005). One of the servers is located at our web host so the data will be transferred over the Internet. On the same network I would use SSIS to transfer the data, but over the Internet...
Started by Danny on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I would investigate developing some separate Web Services that would perform the transfer of the data Express, with no data on it, to the internet to act as a gateway that lets messages into the back end.
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Transferring data from one database to another
Started by Tobassum Munir on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Write a script to
download table into a file Load data on the file but on a different server or do.
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Hello, I have two Database, DB1 and DB2. How can I transfer data of DB1 specific table to DB2 in SQL Server 2000?
Started by Nahid on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
For example, is this a one-off transfer, a regular transfer, something-off or periodic occurance and, as such, I'd suggest Data Transformation Services (DTS) in SQL Server.
This transfer would be useful.
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Is there any tool to find out for a given URL to which I submit a request, how much data gets transfered from the server to the client?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
How about Firebug?
http:....
Also Fiddler2 could be used to look at each response, and I think that will tell you the number of bytes, as well as being able to actually view what was sent .
That will give you the transmitted number of bytes.
Try debugbar.
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C#: bandwidth
Hi,
I'mm doing applications in ftp and remoting. I'm transfering files from my system to others through this applns. I want to know at what speed my data is transfered through the network.
thnx
Started by karthik on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This post.
Divide the number of bytes you’re transferring by the time it takes to transfer them.
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Hi,
I'm developing a .NET CF client application and using web services for data transfer. I'm using SharpZipLib to compress transfered datasets so I know the size of the transfered byte array.
I wonder is there an easy way to determine to complete request...
Started by xarux on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
However, you'd need to do your own data/change tracking not an asmx or whatever - perhaps ....
Might be useful (combined with raw binary posts); they are very data dense (such that attempts to use compression inevitably increases the size).
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Hi All, I created a webservice in RDB with .Net.I able to transfer data from iphone to mysql and it returns the data.
But i need to transfer data from RDB to iphone whenever i need (i am strucked by the ip address of iphone which one is dynamic to connect...
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Notifications only when the app is open, notification data packets are not large enough to hold the data.
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Hi,
(under asp.net enviro)
I will be sending data to a central server via a web service, and I want to hash the data to ensure that it didn't get corrupted during transfer.
Which hash method should I use? Can I hash when the web service is passing objects...
Started by Anonymous Bug on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Send this value as part of the webservice call and verify that they match .
Array of your data.
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