How do i get time logs from biometric time recorder?

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We have a biometric time recorder with a bundled software/application.

Now we want to create a customized application. The first requirement would be how to get the time logs from the biometric time recorder.

The recorder/equipment connects to its bundled application using an IP address that can be configured. The software downloads the time logs to either a MS Access or MS SQL Server database.

What do we need to do to download the time logs into our own application?

Thanks.

Posted 22-Mar-10 16:17pm

superkuton

Updated 22-Mar-10 16:37pm

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-03-22T16:34:00

I guess you need to read the database that it logs to. Given that you used 'time' instead of the name of a language as your tag, I don't see how you can hope for more specific help, but either way, the best help you're likely to get is to be advised to read the manual that came with your hardware, and try to interface on the obvious points, like the database that you can easily write code to read.