Subject | Re: [IBO] Acessing an IB server over the Internet |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2004-01-23T01:57:52Z |
At 01:30 AM 23/01/2004 +0000, you wrote:
With respect to "servers accessing and altering data in each other's
database", it doesn't work like that. *Databases*, managed by *servers*,
are accessed by *client applications* (those are the programs you write
yourself). So, in one model (of many possible), you could write a client
service (an application program) that runs on one server, capable of
querying a database on another server (or other databases on multiple
servers), do something with the data in each and update them all, in a
single, 2PC transaction. This is typically what replication services do.
Database server A can't perform any operations on databases on database
server B.
/hb
>Hi folks!Alan already answered your network questions.
>
>Does anyone really know how can I make a computer running IB "see"
>another one (running IB, too) over the Internet (in order each of
>them can access and alter data on each other's database)?
With respect to "servers accessing and altering data in each other's
database", it doesn't work like that. *Databases*, managed by *servers*,
are accessed by *client applications* (those are the programs you write
yourself). So, in one model (of many possible), you could write a client
service (an application program) that runs on one server, capable of
querying a database on another server (or other databases on multiple
servers), do something with the data in each and update them all, in a
single, 2PC transaction. This is typically what replication services do.
Database server A can't perform any operations on databases on database
server B.
/hb