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Jamela
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8/25/2010 4:27 PM
    I am posting this question for one of our SOA experts whose way more technical than I am....

    Aside from the obvious database approaches, can other integration-based technologies be used to query data in Lawson such as JMS or Web Services.

    Also, if we wanted to run some really simple queries against the Lawson database, would there be any negative impact to the system. Seems like a simple question, but I don't want assume anything.
    KK - Infor
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    8/26/2010 3:25 PM
      - can other integration-based technologies be used to query data in Lawson such as JMS or Web Services.
      - Yes, Lawson ProcessFlow Integrator provides this functionality. You can use Lawson Web Services too.

      - Also, if we wanted to run some really simple queries against the Lawson database, would there be any negative impact to the system.
      - Nothing from the Lawson system per se; but the standard DB best practices should be considered.
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