How to extract tally files by using odbc

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Hai,

I want to extract the files from tally into my .net application.I searched in google.I find out the tool rtslink.It is used to extract data from tally.But at the same time I want to extract by using odbc connectivity.We are using sqlcommands for extracting values from sql.Like this I want values from tally.Plz help me.I asked this question lot of times in forum.But I can't get suitable answer for this.plz help me

Posted 12-May-11 20:47pm

sridharan28

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 13-May-11 5:02am

I couldn't even find a suitable tally whatchamacallit!
What in the name of god is a tally?
Which one of these is it: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tally ?

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 13-May-11 5:06am

Ahhhh! I found something! Tally is an ERP system. How come you guys can't even give us that little bit of extra information which would keep us from having to research this on our own.

Manfred Rudolf Bihy 13-May-11 5:07am

I spent enough time deciphering this gibberish. I leave this mess to the others.

thatraja 13-May-11 11:59am

Oops, I just now found your comment Manfred. Tally is an accounting software which is popular in small accounting companies in India. BTW Already I gave him answer, you can see that in his questions history.

sridharan28 16-May-11 0:24am

yes.You right.I tried by using rtslink.But that dll is a payment dll.

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