Batchmove & ADO




Hi There
I have a TService which currently uses a datamodule plus several TBatchmove components to move data from a SQL Server Database -> Oracle database.

Now this works fine 95% of the time, however on occasion we have run into the problem whereby BDE cannot handle the amount of data being moved. I would like to use ADO to manage the Connections between the databases bypassing BDE entirely.

My first question is :

Can I still use Batchmove but with ADO based Components ?

if not how much of an effort will it be to extend/alter Batchmove ?

Or is it simpler just to extract into an ADOdataset and load programatically.

Any other suggestions welcome.

Martin




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