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because they are a major product however, I say unknown because I don’t see them being considered for purchase in a large number of companies when they are clearly a fit for purpose product – and the best one at that. For budgeting applications and situations where users need 2 way interaction with data – they ROCK.  Consider a budgeting example where you say something like ‘apportion $5000 like last year’, or ‘apportion $5000 evenly’ , jeodx just takes care of it.  And if you want comment why you decided to make that allocation, you can.  For financial budgeting, there is just no better product.  There’s automatic Excel integration, report authoring from Excel with publish to the Web, so accountants, planners , an*lysts and alike find it easy I’m always keen when things are on in Brisbane and they’ll be here on 19th May (2017).  You can find out more here. Recently, I’ve worked on disjointed migration project where things just didn’t work the way you expect.  For example, you usually like to access data direct from its source (direct from a relational database) but in this situation, this was just not allowed and we were given a load of text files (hundreds) to load.  Perhaps not so bad, you may say however, unfortunately, the docu*entation around those files was incomplete and incorrect.  It seems that we spent for too much time confirming valid formats and playing too and fro with vendors – Its not really value adding and lets face it, its not really a good use of time to transfer and manually configure text import.  So what could we do?  All files were deposited in a directory, so why not use the Schema collections from an ODBC source? The idea is to setup an ODBC source that points to the directory with files in it, create a connection to that source and then use the meta data of that connection to iterate over each table in the source and get the column information from that table.  Note that for a text driver, each file represents a table and that’s why I refer to tables above.