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]]> http://practicalagility.com/2010/02/blogged-matching-salesforce-data-to-back-office-systems/comment-page-1/#comment-72 Andy Fri, 19 Mar 2010 06:14:23 +0000 http://practicalagility.com/?p=98#comment-72 Nice post! I have been at customer sites where this sort of routine was not put in place from the get go and lead to many data integrity issues and wasted man hours on clean up. These sorts of routines should be in place in any system as part of deployment strategy. Nice work! Nice post! I have been at customer sites where this sort of routine was not put in place from the get go and lead to many data integrity issues and wasted man hours on clean up. These sorts of routines should be in place in any system as part of deployment strategy. Nice work!

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