Are you simply looking for a quick and easy way to contact dynamic
lists, ie one way communication or does it need to allow for members to
talk back and forth?





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[mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Valdis Kletnieks
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Subject: Re: Benefits for Against using ODBC

On Mon, 13 Sep 2010 16:57:12 EDT, Sheree Englehardt said:
> So what are you saying?  You can dynamically build lists from an
external
> database such as SQL Server?  I did not think that was possible.  But
if it
> is, then I am very interested in knowing more.

What would be the point of an ODBC interface if it didn't allow you to
do this
sort of thing? :)

Yes, it's possible - but as we've not deployed it locally yet, somebody
else
will need to fill in the details.