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NEED HEP FOR WINSOCK AND SENDING THE DATA TO ACCESS

Hey guys
We have a call center. My main computer(server dials out the numbers) and Operators(Clients) can see the Name of the person and the Phone number that is dialed on their screen in COMMAND LINE  before the call is connected. Then they put this information in the ACCESS DB.
So the client/server side is running smoothly. Now here is the big question. I want the name of the person and the phone number to go to the database directly, insted of the operators looking at them and inserting them into the db. Two reasons for that. Less time consuming and less mistakes.
My actuall client server was written in VISUAL C++, but I am looking for a code to add it into my already exisiting program and make it work. I have a very little time.I would appreciate an early reply.
Thank you
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Is your Client application in MFC?

If not, what type of project is your client APP?

Give as much info as you can.
Since your server is already giving itsclients the name + telephone number, wouldn't it be better to have the server log these (with timestamps?) and then separately import them into your database at the end of the day?
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The client is in cpp file. dsw.
As far as rstaveley's question concern, I have to have the database updating automatically all the time. Becahse the database is getting updated from other operators and just the import of data will not work.
Thanks guys
>> The client is in cpp file. dsw.

This doesn't say anything about your project.

Is your project an MFC project?  Can you use MFC code in your project?

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I am comfortable with Visual basic