Subject | Re: Architecture Question and Helens Book |
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Author | Luke Young |
Post date | 2004-01-22T15:46:56Z |
What about the concurrency issues and security are you saying with the
10 client scenario this is unlikely to be an issue or that firebird
handles this.
For connection purposes I am considering using the ADO .NET provider
and talking to the database from a C# app.
Thanks for all answers past/present and future
Luke
10 client scenario this is unlikely to be an issue or that firebird
handles this.
For connection purposes I am considering using the ADO .NET provider
and talking to the database from a C# app.
Thanks for all answers past/present and future
Luke
> Nothing stopping you from doing what you suggest but it may beoverkill for
> 10 clients and 1 server. Maybe think this idea out when you get over 30- get a
> clients so you can install, test and run when the numbers get to 60+
> clients.
> For the moment, on a LAN 10 users and 1 Server - think straight SQL
> good set of connection components e.g. IBO, and just go for it.
> Alan