how to extract data from web form e-mails?

how to extract data from web form e-mails?

am 09.07.2005 23:52:19 von dn

I receive e-mails from web form submissions and need to automatically
transfer the data into a Microsoft Access database. Can anyone suggest a
good product that would take the data from the e-mails and either save it
to a file (comma or tab delimited) for later importing into Access or write
the data directly to Access?

Thanks.

Re: how to extract data from web form e-mails?

am 10.07.2005 00:21:37 von Sam

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DN writes:

> I receive e-mails from web form submissions and need to automatically
> transfer the data into a Microsoft Access database. Can anyone suggest a
> good product that would take the data from the e-mails and either save it
> to a file (comma or tab delimited) for later importing into Access or write
> the data directly to Access?

This is a highly specialized situation; it's possible, but highly doubtful,
that there might be a commercial product that does something like that. And
the realm of free software won't help you either. On Linux or Unix normally
it should not take more than an hour, or so, to set up an E-mail address
that runs a Perl script that swallows up E-mail and automatically uploads it
to MySQL or PostgreSQL. Even though there's a Windows port of Perl, because
both your E-mail client and Access are closed commercial products, the
chances of getting free software tools to interoperate with them are zero.



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Re: how to extract data from web form e-mails?

am 10.07.2005 12:29:18 von Macallan

What is the product you use to receive e/mails ?

"DN" a écrit dans le message de news:
Xns968EB5CAA612Adndndn2dninvalid@216.196.97.131...
>I receive e-mails from web form submissions and need to automatically
> transfer the data into a Microsoft Access database. Can anyone suggest a
> good product that would take the data from the e-mails and either save it
> to a file (comma or tab delimited) for later importing into Access or
> write
> the data directly to Access?
>
> Thanks.

Re: how to extract data from web form e-mails?

am 10.07.2005 14:11:52 von Andrew Starr

In article ,
DN wrote:

> I receive e-mails from web form submissions and need to automatically
> transfer the data into a Microsoft Access database. Can anyone suggest a
> good product that would take the data from the e-mails and either save it
> to a file (comma or tab delimited) for later importing into Access or write
> the data directly to Access?
>
> Thanks.

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Re: how to extract data from web form e-mails?

am 10.07.2005 17:11:24 von dn

"Macallan" wrote in
news:2M6Ae.1574$M04.1245@news.chello.at:

> What is the product you use to receive e/mails ?

Netscape 7 with an IMAP mailbox but I could switch to another Windows
client if necessary.


> "DN" a écrit dans le message de news:
> Xns968EB5CAA612Adndndn2dninvalid@216.196.97.131...
>>I receive e-mails from web form submissions and need to automatically
>> transfer the data into a Microsoft Access database. Can anyone
>> suggest a good product that would take the data from the e-mails and
>> either save it to a file (comma or tab delimited) for later importing
>> into Access or write
>> the data directly to Access?

Re: how to extract data from web form e-mails?

am 10.07.2005 18:29:23 von Andrew Butchart

If you have a MAPI compliant mail client then you could probably read
through the mailbox with VBScript and extract the information you want from
the messages.

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andrew@floatingbear.ca


"DN" wrote in message
news:Xns968F71D5C689Adndndn2dninvalid@216.196.97.131...
> "Macallan" wrote in
> news:2M6Ae.1574$M04.1245@news.chello.at:
>
> > What is the product you use to receive e/mails ?
>
> Netscape 7 with an IMAP mailbox but I could switch to another Windows
> client if necessary.
>
>
> > "DN" a écrit dans le message de news:
> > Xns968EB5CAA612Adndndn2dninvalid@216.196.97.131...
> >>I receive e-mails from web form submissions and need to automatically
> >> transfer the data into a Microsoft Access database. Can anyone
> >> suggest a good product that would take the data from the e-mails and
> >> either save it to a file (comma or tab delimited) for later importing
> >> into Access or write
> >> the data directly to Access?

Re: how to extract data from web form e-mails?

am 10.07.2005 21:24:12 von Stephen Horrillo

On 9-Jul-2005, Sam wrote:

> > I receive e-mails from web form submissions and need to automatically
> > transfer the data into a Microsoft Access database. Can anyone suggest a
> >
> > good product that would take the data from the e-mails and either save
> > it
> > to a file (comma or tab delimited) for later importing into Access or
> > write
> > the data directly to Access?
>
> This is a highly specialized situation; it's possible, but highly
> doubtful,
> that there might be a commercial product that does something like that.
> And
> the realm of free software won't help you either. On Linux or Unix
> normally
> it should not take more than an hour, or so, to set up an E-mail address
> that runs a Perl script that swallows up E-mail and automatically uploads
> it
> to MySQL or PostgreSQL. Even though there's a Windows port of Perl,
> because
> both your E-mail client and Access are closed commercial products, the
> chances of getting free software tools to interoperate with them are zero.

Look into ParseRat (www.guysoftware.com), or search for the term "file
parser."

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