Hello, I am in URGENT need of getting this project done ASAP. I've gone through two programmers already and neither one could help. This project is possible, they just bit off more than they could chew. SUMMARY: I need two databases to talk to one another and to share information. One is a MS SQL database and the other is a MySQL database. The MS SQL database is the "parent" and the MySQL is the "child". When the MS SQL database is updated, the MySQL database needs to recognize that information and update/overwrite its information. Updates to the MS SQL will never happen from the MySQL as only the MS SQL will be changed by user. MORE DETAILS I have a client who uses software from ISPBilling.com called Platypus. The company assigns all clients their login ID but clients can choose and change their passwords. Clients log into their account using the Platypus web-based software. They can also change their password from here. Here is a step-by-step illustration of what needs to happen from the very beginning. I only need you to cover some of these steps: (1). New client signs up and is assigned an ID and password. (2). Customer service enters the new client ID and password into the Platypus software. (3). The company's Joomla-based website talks to the Platypus database, recognizes the new ID and password, and creates a new REGISTERED user on the website. This needs to be done automatically. (4). If the client ever changes his password the Joomla-based website needs to recognize this and update the password on the website. I only need help with steps #3 & #4. I am looking for a script that runs automatically that will accomplish this. Closing thoughts: IMPORTANT (1). I need this project done ASAP. The sooner, the better. (2). Please have prior experience. I don't have time to let you figure this out. I am sorry but my other programmers have taken too long. (3). I have had a lot of trouble with programmers not reading the project and just submitting a bid. In order to have your bid considered you must use the PMB (again -- it MUST be the PMB) to say "Hunter, I understand your project". This let's me know you've read the requirements. (4). I usually select the bidder that I feel understands the project the best. This means you should ask questions and/or describe your plan to accomplish this project. (5). Because I've spent so much already paying people who didn't know how to do this project my budget is a concern. Low bids will be strongly considered for this project. I will not promise future work but you are likely to get some if you do well. If you look at my feedback you'll see I like to reuse programmers. (6). I've included the database map to help give you an overview of what will be needed. Please let me know if you have questions. -Hunter