1. RE: EDS ENHANCEMENT
Well hi, Jordah, how are you?
(Sorry, couldn't resist).
Jonas
jordah ferguson wrote:
> Hi all,
>
>
2. RE: EDS ENHANCEMENT
Fine Jonas. and U?
I just love this Eu Community.
Anyway, are u the coder of edsnet....
i have a question.
when i was at school i tried, i tried placing an EDS program on the
server and creating a short-cut on the client computers. i later found
out that the databases were created from scratch instead of using the
database used on the server. does EDSNET do away with this? as in only
the server db is updated instead of creating a new db on the client
computer?
Jordah
Jonas Temple wrote:
> Well hi, Jordah, how are you?
>
> (Sorry, couldn't resist).
>
> Jonas
> jordah ferguson wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> >
3. RE: EDS ENHANCEMENT
Jordah,
Guilty! I wrote EDS/Net.
To answer your question, yes, only the db on the server is updated with
EDS/Net. It also allows more than one person to access a db file at one
time.
I must admit that I haven't given EDS/Net much thought lately as I
didn't think anyone was using it. However, I had plans to allow local
db manipulation as well as server and to speed up database processing
overall.
There are some examples in the EDS/Net package that you might find
useful. You can always contact me with any questions and I'll try to
answer or provide what help I can (try and get that level of help from
M$!).
Jonas
jordah ferguson wrote:
> Fine Jonas. and U?
>
> I just love this Eu Community.
>
> Anyway, are u the coder of edsnet....
> i have a question.
>
> when i was at school i tried, i tried placing an EDS program on the
> server and creating a short-cut on the client computers. i later found
> out that the databases were created from scratch instead of using the
> database used on the server. does EDSNET do away with this? as in only
> the server db is updated instead of creating a new db on the client
> computer?
>
> Jordah
