check file date

SQL Server file system objects
Posted: 08-18-2004 06:23 PM
Hello World!...
Here is the scenerio..
SQL Server Database
VB FrontEnd App.
App loads XML file data into database.
Changes are often made to the XML files. When changes are made,
the files must be reloaded into the database via the application. Changes
have been missed causing loss of production and jobs being processed
incorrectly.
I am looking for a script that will check the filedate of the
xml file or the filedate tag in the xml against a 'DesignFileDate' field in
the database. If a discrepancy in the filedates is identified, I want to
load the XML data to a temporary table [ExchangeTable] into the database.
The developer will provide a process to either load the data
into the production database or delete the data. This will be processed from
the Exchange table.
Having no background in programming languages and fairly new to
SQL this is quite a challenge.
Any assistance is greatly appreciated..
Regards
I would recommend that you start with the SQL Server documentation (aka
Books OnLine) and the XML chapter there.
HTH
Michael
"Steve T." <stornari@.nvrinc.com> wrote in message
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> SQL Server file system objects
> Posted: 08-18-2004 06:23 PM
> Hello World!...
> Here is the scenerio..
> SQL Server Database
> VB FrontEnd App.
> App loads XML file data into database.
> Changes are often made to the XML files. When changes are made,
> the files must be reloaded into the database via the application. Changes
> have been missed causing loss of production and jobs being processed
> incorrectly.
> I am looking for a script that will check the filedate of the
> xml file or the filedate tag in the xml against a 'DesignFileDate' field
> in
> the database. If a discrepancy in the filedates is identified, I want to
> load the XML data to a temporary table [ExchangeTable] into the database.
> The developer will provide a process to either load the data
> into the production database or delete the data. This will be processed
> from
> the Exchange table.
> Having no background in programming languages and fairly new to
> SQL this is quite a challenge.
> Any assistance is greatly appreciated..
> Regards
>
>