VB Script to Import and Export a CSV-file to a database

I am doing an Visual Basic Script (vbs) -application for my client to do a specific kind of person list management on a Windows 7 host PC. For this application I need some utility functions for data importing and exporting. For development you should only use .vbs -fileformat and Windows Script Host as the interpreter. Please do not use any IDE, such as Visual Studio. The application uses a local MsSQL (or MySQL) database, via ODBC, as a data storage and the users of the application needs to be able to manipulate a person list externally (in MS Excel) and then "import" that list to the application's database storage. Also, same need is also to "export" the data out from my application's dB storage to an external file, which can then be further processed in Excel, and potentially be imported back to the database. The database will store no more than few hundred entries. The import/export fileformat can be CSV or some other suitable text format, which can be safely opened and saved in MS Excel as well. I have prepared an Excel (xls) file, see attached, which consists of the two simple db table structures used by the application and some sample data. In principle there are two tables: one for persons (list of people) and one for organizations (their companies). Each person has an organization associated with them in the database. Your task is to write three VBS-functions: dbImport(), dbExport() and dbClear(). dbExport(filesaveFolder) should ask the user which table (PersonsDB or OrganizationsDB) export all the data from the database and store it to a CSV-file in to the location defined in the filesaveFolder -argument. The file must use a timestamp-based filename (such as "[login to view URL]"). dbImport(filereadPath) will read a CSV-file (provided in the filereadPath-argument) and it will parse all the data from the file and store that to the database accordingly. The function must check the second column of each record, if it is "person" then the data is saved to PersonsDB -table and if it's "org" then it needs to be saved to OrganizationsDB -table. dbClear() will ask the operator which table to clear, either PersonsDB or OrganizationsDB then the script should automatically make a backup copy to a file (by using dbExport()) and then empty the corresponding table. Notes about coding style: All possible object names and other references within the VB code must use variables which are introduced in the beginning of the script for easy future modification. Use a suitable prefix in variable names, for example "ImpExp_ExportFolderPath". This is to avoid collisions with other parts of the script when source codes are merged into one script. Because the script will need to be migrated from your database environment to the actual production environment, please use clearly named variable names and functions for all database connections and calls so those can be changed as needed in migration. Please also use comments to explain the flow of the program where appropriate. If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact me. THANK YOU!