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Re: using UPS worldship to export tracking number

thanks. I will try that. Was also thinking I would try to write a C#
program on the PC that used the FileSystemWatcher class to detect when the
CSV file was written on the PC and ODBC up to the 400 from the C# code.



On Tue, Sep 10, 2013 at 10:49 AM, Buddy McClean
<Buddy.McClean@xxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

We import from one file and write back to a different file after each
shipment is processed. Both on the ISeries via ODBC. I don't know about
updating the import file with the tracking number. Just seemed easier to
have 2 files. Been working for years.



Buddy McClean
IT Director
Ext 106
214 - 948 - 7387







Steve Richter <stephenrichter@xxxxxxxxx> 9/10/2013 9:14 AM >>>
can I config UPS worldship to use ODBC to insert the tracking number in a
row in a table on the IBM I ? I have it working where Worldship imports
all the shipping and package info thru the OBDC link. But it looks like I
can only export to a CSV file on the PC.

thanks,
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