Re: Need general guidance about deployent and database access
- From: Michael Nemtsev <nemtsev@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 21 Oct 2005 02:05:25 -0700
Hello B. Chernick,
In your approach, seems, the best solution would be to avoid using stored procedures, and realize all bussiness logic on component layer.
Thereby, u can cut down your DB codding and have DB scripts for creation and filling tables
for MSSQL and Access. User could choose which way user prefer to use MSSQL or Access.
U just need to exec script to create and fill appropriate DB
B> I have a program I want to turn into a shareware package. This means
B> that I have to come up with deployment simple enough for anyone to
B> use and small enough to download quickly. This program needs a
B> relatively small simple database to work and I've developed it using
B> SQL Server. I have no doubt the data structure could be replicated
B> on almost any popular db system. I think I know enough to write code
B> that would allow the program to create either a SQL Server or Access
B> db after installtion but I don't want to re-invent the wheel. (And I
B> would like to make it flexible enough so that conceivably a user
B> could create the data structure on any conventional db system and
B> hook to it.)
B> B> While I know how to program, I do not have any serious experience
B> with Dot Net program deployment. Where is a good place to discuss
B> this and does anyone have any advice or sample code they'd like to
B> share?
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