MS Dynamics and Oracle Projects

Hi Folks,
Is there any interface between oracle projects and ms dynamics?
Any shed of light would be highly appreciated.
Thank you.

There is no interface between Oracle Projects and MS Dynamics. You might have to write your own interface to get data from MSD and interface it to Projects.
Hope this helps!
Sathish Raju
www.projectsaccounting.com

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