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Hello everyone,

Here's my situation...

I'm running a web service which involves 51 seperate servers and databases.

There are fifty licensee servers (One for each US state) and one corporate server.

Each night I need to upload sales and membership data from the licensee's databases to the corporate database to compile reports.

The application platform I'm using is ASP.NET 2.0 and the the database is SQL2005 express.

I want this process to be run automatically, so I believe it's a scheduled windows service I need to setup up in .NET to make the data transfers.

If anyone has already set something up like this, or knows the steps to take? I would love to have your input.

Thanks in advance,

Robert

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