Project

Basic Problem: Data has to be manually transformed from a .csv file into the SQL database. There is no getting around the daily, manual creation of the comma-separated files. However, I'd like something automated to get that data into multiple SQL tables, and possibly a way to audit the system so I know how many records are added, changed, etc.

One table is used to synchronize loan records with our document imaging system, so that images are searchable by basic loan data. Other tables are used for generating Excel spreadsheets neccessary for reporting purposes. Because there are multiple tables (with varying fields) I believe that there will be at least two .csv files generated.

The table used for synching with the imaging system should only be appended to, while the tables used for reporting will need to be updated so that all changes are reflected, including additions, deletions, and modifications to any/all records.

Contact

Brad Dameron
Technology Coordinator
bdameron@mafs.tv
www.mafs.tv
200 Galleria Parkway
Suite 1300
Atlanta, GA 30339
(770) 612 5900 ext. 267
(770) 874 1222 (FAX)

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