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Chris Molland
Hello,
I am developing a VB.Net application which will allow a user to review, add,
delete and edit the Tasks in an open Project 2007 active project. I have to
take into account that the user can also click in the Project 2007 window and
add, delete and edit Tasks there.
Unless anyone can suggest a better method for synchronising I intend to read
all of the Tasks from the current active Project into my SQL table whenever
the user clicks on my VB application (using the Activated event) ensuring the
user sees any changes the user made while using Project 2007 directly.
I would be very grateful if someone could suggest an efficient method of
reading the Tasks into an SQL table which I have created and connected to my
VB application.
Thank you.
I am developing a VB.Net application which will allow a user to review, add,
delete and edit the Tasks in an open Project 2007 active project. I have to
take into account that the user can also click in the Project 2007 window and
add, delete and edit Tasks there.
Unless anyone can suggest a better method for synchronising I intend to read
all of the Tasks from the current active Project into my SQL table whenever
the user clicks on my VB application (using the Activated event) ensuring the
user sees any changes the user made while using Project 2007 directly.
I would be very grateful if someone could suggest an efficient method of
reading the Tasks into an SQL table which I have created and connected to my
VB application.
Thank you.