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Loading data from Exchange server to DatawarehouseNeed to extract data from Exchange Server and loading it in a datawarehouse (Microsoft Analysis service). The datamart will also keep information from a telephone switch board and some other stuff from diverse system. The goal is to get a consolidated view of what people are doing during the day. I know there different API:s to use and in some cases it's possible to query the store with SQL. Need to know: Who is the organizer of a meeting? Who attended? When did it start? When did it ended? What was the subject? But, just to make a first pilot I'm wondering if there is any administration tool that can dump calendar/appointment information to a text file. In that case I can use an ETL tool and quickly import the data to a relational database. I guess there are different approaches to this and would appreciate your thoughts in this matter. Cheers Thomas Hello,
depending on your Exchange version you have different options. Exchange 2007 supports WebServices which can be used. Another option is WebDAV (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa486282.aspx and my website http://www.infinitec.de) Kind regards, Henning Krause Show quote "THOMASB" <thomas.bost***@gmail.com> wrote in message news:1190087882.728447.144290@d55g2000hsg.googlegroups.com... > Hi! Group > > Need to extract data from Exchange Server and loading it in a > datawarehouse (Microsoft Analysis service). The datamart will also > keep information from a telephone switch board and some other stuff > from diverse system. The goal is to get a consolidated view of what > people are doing during the day. > > > I know there different API:s to use and in some cases it's possible > to > query the store with SQL. > > > Need to know: > Who is the organizer of a meeting? > Who attended? > When did it start? > When did it ended? > What was the subject? > > > But, just to make a first pilot I'm wondering if there is any > administration tool that can dump calendar/appointment information to > a text file. In that case I can use an ETL tool and quickly import > the > data to a relational database. > > > I guess there are different approaches to this and would appreciate > your thoughts in this matter. > > > Cheers > Thomas > |
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