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Dan18088
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Posted - 2002-10-01 : 05:53:13
I have created a web app at my company for our call center to update employee data (title, phone#, cell#, ect) and I would like to export this SQL2000 table to Exchange2000. Does anyone know the DTS properties for the connection? It asks for a data source and a login to the server. I have tried every path I can think of as well as different logins but can't connect. Any help would be appreciated!

Thanks,
Dan

ashok
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57 Posts

Posted - 2002-10-01 : 09:09:09
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Does anyone know the DTS properties for the connection? It asks for a data source and a login to the server.



You could possibly use the 'ExOleDB' OleDB provider to access exchange 2000 folders, you will probably need to use a WebDAV query subsequently to update the exchange folder.
try searching on msdn for 'ExOledb and WebDAV'



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Dan18088
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Posted - 2002-10-03 : 21:53:14
Well after a lot of searching on the NET, I am almost there! I thought I would share this with anyone else that needs or wants to import/export employee data from the Global Address list (GAL). The first thing I found was the data is really stored in Windows Active Directory, not Exchange. So I created a DTS package using the OLE DB provider for Microsoft Directory Services, Data Source is the computer name where active directory is installed, and Location is Schema. Then I added a transformation with this SQL statement:

SELECT ADsPath, sn, company, givenName, telephoneNumber
FROM 'LDAP://CN=users, DC=Domain, DC=com'

All I need now is the rest of the field names to add to my select statement!!!

Hope this helps others,
Dan

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