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Sat, May 5 2007 7:10 AM | Permanent Link |
"Michael Johansen" | A large number of WAN users accesses (read-only) a single record in a table
trough SQL to a dbsrvr (very efficient). 5-8 administrative users on the same LAN as the dbsrvr must be able to view the the same table (1000 records) in a table view and edit a record now and then - making the changes immediately readable to the WAN users. For the local administrative program - should I access the table as a local table (from the server on the LAN) - or should I use the dbsvr also locally?? It looks like to be more efficient to access the table locally as file tables - but is this the better solution? If a LAN PC crashes with the table open - is there a risk on crashing the table - making the table unavailable to all the WAN users? All comments are greatly appreciated. Im using standard DBISAM 4.25. Michael, Denmark |
Mon, May 7 2007 12:24 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Michael,
<< For the local administrative program - should I access the table as a local table (from the server on the LAN) - or should I use the dbsvr also locally?? >> I would also use the dbsrvr for the admin access. << If a LAN PC crashes with the table open - is there a risk on crashing the table - making the table unavailable to all the WAN users? >> Yes, which is why I recommend the above. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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