This document discusses the need for database synchronization between Microsoft SQL Server and MySQL databases. It proposes developing a tool that would use linked servers and T-SQL scripts to synchronize data between the two database types. The solution presented to a client involved setting up ODBC connections, linking the MySQL database to MSSQL, and creating stored procedures to handle insert, update, and delete operations between tables. Advantages are synchronization of queryable data and ability to schedule syncs as jobs. Disadvantages include needing technical expertise and tedious script creation. The proposed tool would provide a user interface for configuration and scheduling of syncs.