I need to create a system where multiple users have simultaneous read /
write access to a SQL server database. I don't see anyway to connect
and notify each client that the table has changed without running a
requery() all the time. The event interface for ADO doesn't seem to
fire if someone else changes the underlying table. Do I need to add a
third tier and create a COM server to fire events to each client? Does
the third tier have to then handle all the database updates, deletes
etc... If so , what the heck good is SQL server. I can do the same
thing with an Access database.
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Re: MS Access DAO -> ADO.NET Migration ... full SQL Server and I see the logic you explained in a multi user ... allow two users to access the same database file Read/Write at any given ... The book was a pleasure to read after the gibberish that Microsoft 'puts ... Hitchhiker's Guide to Visual Studio and SQL Server ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet)
Re: MS Access DAO -> ADO.NET Migration ... For that it is much harder to handle the incremental identifier,...database but although they have the data, they are not connected at the same ... The book was a pleasure to read after the gibberish that Microsoft 'puts ...SQL Server Management Studio is nowhere to be found on my ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet)
