Integration of Sage50 accounting software with C#.NET Windows Application

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Hi Friends,

I wanted to Synchronize sage 50 with C#.NET based Windows Application which should having facility to updated Stocks, and other Information, all information should be transferred using Excel files.

So what should i consider while working/starting with this.

Thanks All..

Posted 29-Sep-13 8:01am

GauravThorat

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Pheonyx · Answer 1 · 2013-09-30T04:31:00

You should consider using the Sage 50 SDK, it provides a safe and effective way of importing data into Sage's propitiatory database structure.

If you inject straight into the Sage 50 structure you stand a very high risk of corrupting it as Sage built it based on a flat file database structure.

MK-Gii · Answer 2 · 2013-09-30T03:20:00

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Use ODBC or OleDB connection - this works great for Excel files (can read it as a database and update it just like an ordinary databse - using SQL syntax)

Posted 30-Sep-13 3:20am

MK-Gii