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Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | HbFormat is included in FivEdit |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | is a HbFormat.exe aviable ??
Tx |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | In contrib/hbformat of harbour you have all source |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | try this [url:28wsrul9]http://www.share-online.biz/dl/X9YGSJ7PXDO[/url:28wsrul9] |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | there are the sources ? |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | [quote="cnavarro":3k2ys2ov]In contrib/hbformat of harbour you have all source[/quote:3k2ys2ov]
I run harbour/bin/ Hbformat,exe and it ask harbour32.dll
where I found this ? |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | It is usually in the BIN folder of Harbour |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | Dear Cristobal,
does hbformat.exe and click32.exe have the same features and functionality.
Best regards,
Otto |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | Sorry, I can not download the code |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | I have the full code <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D -->
adding a download-link to my homepage <!-- s:?: --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_question.gif" alt=":?:" title="Question" /><!-- s:?: -->
( back from holidays I still have to update some things )
*... |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | Download CLICK.zip
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.pflegeplus.com/DOWNLOADS/Click.zip">http://www.pflegeplus.com/DOWNLOADS/Click.zip</a><!-- m -->
regards
Uwe <!-- s:D --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_biggrin.gif" alt=":D" title="Very Happy" /><!-- s:D --> |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | Uwe, thanks |
Click! is a CA-Clipper and Xbase++ source code reformatter | It seems funny that the Click source is not indented at the function level.
I expect that its output is not either. |
Clicking on a TsBrowse Column can it execute a Function? | Can I implement a function when clicking on the top of a column in a TsBrowse.
If so, how can I initate that?
In Windows apps you can click on the top of a column and it changes its sequence in alphabetical order f.i.
I use TsBrowse with great pleasure in all my apps.
Thanks for a reply.
Jules
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Clicking on a TsBrowse Column can it execute a Function? | oBrw:aActions := { {||msgstop('col 1')}, {||msgstop('col 2')}, {||msgstop('col 3')}, ... } |
Clicking on a TsBrowse Column can it execute a Function? | TNHOE,
Thanks for respnding,
Can you give more detailed info?
Where should I place the command: oBrW:aActions
How could the Array look like ,example
Should the function: msgstop('col 1') define the order of records ?
Thanks again.
Jules |
Clicking on a TsBrowse Column can it execute a Function? | select('invoice') // fields: invoice,date,custcode
REDEFINE BROWSE oBrw ALIAS "invoice" ID 101 OF oDlg
oBrw:LoadFields( .T. ) // load all fields from dbf
oBrw:aActions:={ {|| fCol('1') },{|| fCol('2') },{|| fCol('3') } }
:
:
return .t.
// Your user defined function below,
function fCol(cX)
msginfo('Head... |
Client / Server | Hi Everybody,
I am starting to look into client / server solutions for my app.
I know that ADS will work but it's very expensive.
Are there any opensource database servers out there?
Thanks,
Jeff |
Client / Server | <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.firebirdsql.org">www.firebirdsql.org</a><!-- w -->
<!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.postgresql.org">www.postgresql.org</a><!-- w --> |
Client / Server | Jeff:
In my personal experience you have to take in account several issues regarding moving to client / server.
During the last 10 years I've done over 100 installations of ADS, and I also have developed some SQL based applications, all with FiveWin since version 1.92.
Both, SQL based databases and ADS have their ad... |
Client / Server | My point of view:
I use Firebird for 2 or 3 years with Delphi and Fivewin.
About FW, I used it with a modified FW ODBC class and I never had problem. Since last year I use FW + xHB comercial + SQLRDD and work perfect.
Regards,
Maurilio |
Client / Server | Eu estou usando MySQL por mais de 3 anos e o unico problema que tenho quando uso WinXP, se o usuario desligar o Servidor ..corrompe as tabelas.
O FireBird acontece isso ? |
Client / Server | Ari,
Existem muitas situações em que se corrompe bancos de dados, com o Firebird não é diferente, entretanto é mais seguro que os DBFs (não sei comparar com relação ao MySQL...).
No guia de referência do FB, há uma lista de coisas que *podem* corromper o BD, como desligar o servidor no meio de uma transação, copiar o ... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi allBecause I need my application to run reasonably efficiently across a VPN I need to move to a client server architecture. That seemed to mean that I would have to move to an SQL based solution. That should be quite possible but whilst I can use SQL and have done so in the past (but not from xBase) I don't like i... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Doug,You may check if there is a Linux version of Leto db server:<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/letodb">http://sourceforge.net/projects/letodb</a><!-- m --> |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | It seems as there is a Linux version:<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://letodb.cvs.sourceforge.net/letodb/letodb/source/server/">http://letodb.cvs.sourceforge.net/letod ... ce/server/</a><!-- m --> |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioThanks for the link. Interesting, but not really what I want (I think). From my experiments to date I think I can do what I want to do without needing any C code and in a way that integrates very nicely into my application architecture. My impression is that leto passes data by position which is a little o... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Doug,yes, I see what you mean. It seems a sort of SQL running on the server side that just returns the result and minimizes the network traffic. |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | xProgrammerxHarbour and Harbour has a wonderful class from Win32ole and it is a very easy way to connect to any Sql database with your FWH and xBase Code.I wrote ( some time ago ) an ADO thread explaining the usage and syntax using ADO.<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://forums.fivetechsoft.com/viewtopic.php?t=6... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Rick,Doug just work on Linux using FiveLinux. No ADO there as far as I know, though he may use ODBC or (DLLs equivalents for) MySQL, etc. |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | AntonioI kinda thought he was talking about Linux .. just curious .. if you could get the connection string for Linux and Sql server and figure out the client support... it seems that your could use the same syntax and Harbour or xHarbour's win32ole class ??Not a Linux person here so I am no expert .. <!-- s:cry: --><i... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi RickYes Linux kind of precludes that approach although I could use mySQL or PostrgeSQL or even DB2. I do have some reservations about the SQL approach although I have used it quite heavily (Microsoft SQL Server and Sybase) in the past. I like the idea of pretty much using the type of xBase code you might write any... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | [quote="Rick Lipkin":31ixbgy0]...connect without any client side drivers and NO odbc .. ADO uses the native 'sqloledb' Win32 built into every Windows operating system from Win98 through Vista SP1 ..
Rick Lipkin[/quote:31ixbgy0]Rick, does the above statement applies to any SQL server or it's just true for MS SQL server? |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Rick,> it seems that your could use the same syntax and Harbour or xHarbour's win32ole class ?? We don't know if there is an OleAuto clone for Linux.Also I don't know if ADO has been cloned in Linux |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | HuaSince Microsoft makes Sql Server .. it stands to reason they would build into their pc operating systems a native way to connect .. and they do !! .. 'sqloledb' .. and there is NO need for odbc .. no client needed at all !!However, you will need a client for dB2, Oracle or any other sql database .. Rick |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi allIt may be far from perfect but I have client server database access with xBase both ends - backend is xHarbour, front end is xHarbour / FiveLinux. Back end is successfully returning lists of records, individual records and updating records. Next step is to support inserts.Happy programmingxProgrammer |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | [quote="Rick Lipkin":279j3nu3]Hua
Since Microsoft makes Sql Server .. it stands to reason they would build into their pc operating systems a native way to connect .. and they do !! .. 'sqloledb' .. and there is NO need for odbc .. no client needed at all !!
However, you will need a client for dB2, Oracle or any other... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Doug,Excellent! <!-- s:-) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:-) -->Could you provide us some more tech details about it ? As far as I understand it, you are using sockets and you have built a server using Harbour (console mode).Have you tested it against multiple clients simult... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioHappy to share details, code etc but in a hurry to get to an appointment at present. Also would like to clean up code a bit.I am using sockets. Backend is xHarbour text mode. Front end is xHarbour / Five Linux GUI. Data is transmitted in binary (HB_Serialize()) format in an array (of arrays etc as require... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioBefore I present actual code (in the posts to follow) I should provide the following by way of explanation.Whilst this code is functional in the sense that I am using it in an application it is very much work in progress. The code is not claimed to be complete, neat, robust or optimised.Also please note that... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioI am using sockets to communicate between the GUI application front end (the client) and the data base back end (the server). I started with the sample code for the INet....() xHarbour functions to get a feel for socket programs. But there were quite a few changes required to get what I wanted.Since the fro... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioThe front end application needs to set up communication as follows:[code:3qr32fzl]oSocket := TSocket():New()
oSocket:SetIP( sIPAddress )
oSocket:SetPort( 1800 )[/code:3qr32fzl]
Currently my database queries are identified by numbers set in defines as follows:
... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi Doug,[quote="xProgrammer":2tmvty5r]
I guess I have sort of wandered off the topic a bit! I put the topic here because I thought some others might be interested in the approach I am taking. But I'm quite happy to push on regardless. In fact to date the journey has been rather exciting. Does that make me strange? ... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioI've just done my first performance test across my VPN and I'm very pleased to say that its fast. Still more development to do but its going well.RegardsxProgrammer |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioThe data base server back end is very much a work in progress but it is functional. Quite a few features need to be added such as error handling, links to other tables, automatic allocation of primary keys etc.Also please note that I have made a number of design decisions that suit my purposes. Some of thes... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioDefining the queries is easy (if a little long winded given that I am returning variable names which aren't field names). For example:[code:3lmlrhmg] oPT_BY_KEY := TSingleData():New( 1, { { "PT_KEY", "sKey", 0 }, { "PT_NMFAMLY", "sNmFamly", 0 }, { "PT_NMGIV... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Doug,many thanks for your explanations, very interesting <!-- s:-) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:-) --> |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioThe current code for the server main loop is:[code:9m7umqrp] INetInit()
// listen on port 1800
pServer := INetServer( 1800 )
INetSetTimeout( pServer, 500 )
? "Server up and ready for requests", pServer
? "Press [Ctl-C] to quit"
lContinue := .T... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioThis is very much an ongoing exercise. I have simplified the process of executing a query from the client (GUI application) with the following little class TQuery:[code:23to7xqx]CLASS TQuery
DATA lSuccess
DATA aREQUEST
DATA aTranslated
METHOD New() CONSTRUCTOR
METHOD Execute()
ENDCLASS
ME... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioWork on the xBase data server continues. Code is much better organised on the server end with a TServerQueryClass that will be responsible for gathering error information as well as the communication process. Structre is nice and flexible this way so that multiple queries can be handled in the one round tri... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Doug,Very interesting work, thanks for sharing it <!-- s:-) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":-)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:-) -->How do you control that the socket connection is active ? |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi AntonioThe data base back end server runs the following loop to see if there is an incoming request:[code:2uu4cias] ?
? "Setting up sockets"
INetInit()
// listen on port 1800
pServer := INetServer( 1800 )
INetSetTimeout( pServer, 500 )
? "Server up and ready for reques... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hey Doug,Is this not what LetoDB does?Patrick |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi PatrickThanks for your interest. I don't profess to know that much about letoDB - indeed I really only became aware of this when Antonio responded to my first posting in this thread. I did look at it briefly and my impression was1. that it was written in C and therefore much harder for me to understand / modify wh... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hey Doug,Ok! It's good to see this being done in pure [x]Harbour code yes. So, please go ahead and show us all what [x]Harbour is capable of doing.Graet job!Patrick |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi PatrickThanks for your comments. I have found this to be quite an exciting project. I just wish I could work on it full-time. But the progress has been very pleasing. Across my VPN I am seeing something like a 30 fold speed increase for queries involving fairly sizable lists. The code has been basically "functi... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | First of all, many regards to all old friends!
I "know" many of you since the FW version 1.92
I'we been too bussy and didn't visit forums much... Such is life.
But, it's nice to "see" old faces here again <!-- s:) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt=":)" title="Smile" /><!-- s:) -->
I hope you're all up a... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hello Boris
Greetings from Australia. Very pleased to read your comments. Code has been working reliably for me for many months now. My server and clients are all Linux but recently I needed to be able to access some data generated and stored on a Windows PC and I could use almost exactly the same code recompiled f... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi Doug,
Just a question, why are you using 10 separate EXEs listening to a different ports?
Any specific reason for that?
I have only one EXE running on server, listening to one port.
All clients (a few hundreds) send requests to this one port. All these years we didn't encounter any problem with such approach.
All ... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi Boris
Yes, I am currently running 10 copies of my executable on the server each listening on a different port. I know its not very elegant and is not extremely scalable but I wanted to get up and running and it works. Threaded code would be the answer and indeed the code is designed to go threaded but I haven't h... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi all
I just thought I should add that this technique can be used for many different purposes other than just database access. Pretty much anytime you want a process performed on another computer (or the same computer for that matter) with (optionally) information returned to the originating computer. And it can be ... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi Doug
[quote:15lxc6oz]If people are interested I am happy to share what I have learned to date.[/quote:15lxc6oz]
I am very interested in this thread. I find interesting and i would like to learn on the topic. Can you send me some funtional example of connection and the way of processing the petitions? Some contact ... |
Client Server Database Access the xBase Way | Hi Carles
I have meant to post a reply here for many days now but have been very busy with upgrades, visitors etc. I want to reuse this technique for another project and will post here shortly, probably in a new thread. Sorry its taking so long but I want to review and possibly neaten up my code.
Regards
Doug |
Client Server options | For many years I have been using ADS with my application, and I really didn't intend to change. I have been a reseller, and each year I have sold several licenses. Last year I apparently did not sell enough, and I'm not willing to pay an "annual fee", so I'm likely needing an alternative.
Currently my application is... |
Client Server options | Tim
I have used ADS for many years while I was in State government, however I was persuaded to re-write my applications to run on Sql Server and I have never looked back.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://fivetechsoft.com/wiki/doku.php?id=ado-related_stuffs&rev=1216796127">http://fivetechsoft.com/wiki/doku.p... |
Client Server options | > Please don't suggest Terminal Services. That is not an alternative at this time.
Hello Tim,
although you want here it I think it is the way to go. Why don’t you consider using TS.
Best regards,
Otto |
Client Server options | Otto
If I recall from my MS System Administrator days .. you need to buy Microsoft TS licenses to run on your server for the number of clients you intend to connect ??
Rick Lipkin |
Client Server options | Yes, you do need licenses for TS and it does not solve the Client/Server vs direct data issues.
I have 40+ users using direct/non client server data. It works pretty well except sometimes you have to reindex. When you have 40+ users, each one responsible for updating the index, you will eventually have a problem with a... |
Client Server options | Hello Gale,
how does a " computer or network connection failure " effect a program running in a RemoteDesktop session.
You reconnect and you are exactly at the same state as before the failure.
Best regards,
Otto |
Client Server options | OK ... Here are my thoughts on all of these viewpoints:
1) ADS may not be a future option if I can't sell the software. Such a move signals to me that some people "in charge" are making changes in their plans, which might include dumping the ADS division ( its now owned by a much larger company with other interests ... |
Client Server options | Otto,
I think we are talking about 2 different things here. Client Server vs Direct is one issue with TS vs Lan another.
Using Direct dbf access, each user is responsible for updating the index regardless if they are on TS or local lan.
In TS if a session is terminated (I do not mean disconnected), a session locks up,... |
Client Server options | Tim , are you see Tdolphin from daniel? |
Client Server options | Dear Tim,
Just my 2cents..
If you have the budget, Stay with ADS.. the server/local are both stable and very easy to administer and in such a tiny footprint works great with [x]Harbour too.
If you want it free, like most of us, prepare for the future by converting .dbf to mysql or similar.. change coding to SQL..
A... |
Client Server options | take a look LetoDb:
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://sourceforge.net/projects/letodb/">http://sourceforge.net/projects/letodb/</a><!-- m -->
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.pctoledo.com.br/forum/viewtopic.php?f=42&t=8167">http://www.pctoledo.com.br/forum/viewto ... =42&t=8167</a><!-- m -->
<!--... |
Client Server options | Gale,
>It works pretty well except sometimes you have to reindex.
I reindex directly from server (connected in TS)
It's 10 times faster than from a client
>When you have 40+ users, each one responsible for updating the index, you will eventually have a >problem with a computer or network connection failure that bre... |
Client Server options | Norberto,
thank you for your post.
I will check your concerns about TS.
First I would like to tell you that some years ago I converted all my programs to VB.net, SQL and some to keep it compatible with dbf to
Apollo. To use Apollo from VB is very similar to CLIPPER code. But the database is not as complete as the... |
Client Server options | Hello Tim,
[quote:3qmsbf20]3) Otto, my clients use a lot of programs, and they simply don't take the time to understand their systems. Connectivity issues cause them stress, but it happens, then I have to clean it up. I'm thinking I don't want to open up the whole new avenue of Terminal Services.
[/quote:3qmsbf20]
Hav... |
Client Server options | Otto,
Thanks for the interest. I still think TS/Citrix is a good way to provide remote operations. We use it in my company also.
You can still have TS/Citrix and Client Server at the same time. That is my point, it is 2 different things.
When you get a lot of people browsing and updating the data at the same time in ... |
Client Server options | Lots of good input here. I appreciate all the comments.
For now ( the next year ) I have been able to resolve the issue involving ADS. That gives me some time to work out alternatives. For now, I have code developed over many years ( updated and refined of course ) that I want to continue to offer in the marketplac... |
Client Server options | Tim:
[quote:3j41a7cn]
I still have one open question. Does anyone know of a program that can take current .dbf files and create a Datebase in SQL and import those existing files as tables ?
[/quote:3j41a7cn]
Search for dbf2sql
Regards |
Client Server options | Hello Tim,
BTW, have you ever tried my AutoCode editor?
Best regards,
Otto |
Client Server options | Otto,
Not yet ... but I have been following the thread on it.
I think I'm swimming in a sea of "ToDo" tasks, and there are sharks out here !
Tim |
Client Server options | HEllo Tim,
thank you for your answer.
Present demo expires by 30 April you have to download the new demo which is extended till 31 May.
Added syntax for METROPANEL and METROBUTTON.
[url:142j28os]http://www.atzwanger-software.com/fw/ACD5DEMO.Zip[/url:142j28os]
Best regards,
Otto |
Client Server options | Tim: this is that you are looking for
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.easyfrom.net">http://www.easyfrom.net</a><!-- m -->
Best regards Ruben Fernandez
(sorry for my English) |
Client Server options | [quote="Armando":318klmsp]Tim:
[quote:318klmsp]
I still have one open question. Does anyone know of a program that can take current .dbf files and create a Datebase in SQL and import those existing files as tables ?
[/quote:318klmsp]
Search for dbf2sql
Regards[/quote:318klmsp]
Tim,
You can download at <!-- m --><a ... |
Client Server options | Tim
I do not think it is a good idea to import automatically dbf to sql , Table creation is fairly easy in sql and doing this will allow probably to review tables, set the primary key etc...
I have converted part of our dbfs to sql , it was straight and easy, here is a sample of a table creation, you will see it is ... |
Client Server options | I've read this topic and got a question.
How can we make the code that use several database such as DBF/MySql/MS-SQL without code modification?
We will void the problem, If we can select the Database Driver and all code will support it.
Anyway, I've been coding with DBFCDX for many years and got some problem.
It is ... |
Client Server options | Dutch
ADS makes a SQLOLEDB client that will accept all the ADO code you use to be able to connect to any RDBS be it Sql Server, Oracle, dB2, MS Access.
<!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.connectionstrings.com/sybase-advantage">http://www.connectionstrings.com/sybase-advantage</a><!-- m -->
[code=fw:2vzhz... |
Client Server options | Hi, Tim;
Too bad I was away and did not see this thread before.
#1. I don't think you could ever have an issue with the re-seller license for ADS in North America. That's a very solvable problem.
#2. Sybase -now SAP would be crazy to kill the golden egg chicken. You have no idea how profitable ADS division is.... |
Client Server options | Renaldo,
I wanted to stay with ADS but they were not thinking well. They finally decided to "extend" me for one more year. In that time I will be releasing a new update that expands my marketplace at least 10 fold, and that should make sales of their product take off.
Tim |
Client Server options | Reinaldo,
maybe I miss something.
1. Can you please tell me why I should share or expose a directory to users using RDP.
2. I can't imagine how client server could be more stable as working locally (RDP) on the server if you use a WLAN connection and for example a mobile device like a PDA.
3. How could the transfer ... |
Client Server options | Otto;
You are missing the point by so much, it ain't worth explaining.
Go work with SQL for a few years. Then come back and we'll talk about it.
Reinaldo. |
Client Server options | Reinaldo,
Please excuse but I mend with missing in case of RDP.
Sure I know SQL. I have worked with SQL server for years. And I also tried ADS myself. And I think I also saw your video on the ADS homepage.
I don’t know how big the networks of Tim’s customers base are. I felt that his customers are like mines small co... |
Client Server options | Otto;
You are still missing the point. You are looking for a black cat on a dark black room. The problem is that there is no black cat. So keep searching...
Stop comparing RDP vs SQL. I use both. It is not one or the other. ADS DD gives you triggers, stored procedures, save points with roll back transactions, ... |
Client Server options | Hi,
The ideal option would be SQLRDD, so you deliver .exe file and that accesses an SQL server.
AIS is quite slow via Internet, but SQL is not.
And in local mode you set to DBFCDX. |
Client Server options | Lucas;
If you want to compare speed of ADS vs MS-SQL via an Internet connection, then you need to compare similar technologies. If you access .dbfs via PHP using the ADS php driver, then it is every bit as fast as accessing any SQL via php. If you access DBFS via .net driver then it is every bit as fast as any SQL b... |
Client Server options | Reinaldo,
Using AIS over Internet in normal dbf operations (APPEND, DELETE, LOCATE, SEEK, etc) is not as fast as TDophin and MySQL.
xBrowsing is very slow. Even creating a SQL querry and loading into an array.
But xBrowsing with TDoplphin is very fast.
So ADS should improve performance. I they do that, ADS would be... |
Client Server options | Lucas;
Please share a small self contained sample using xbrowse with tdolphin over an internet connection. Perhaps you have some test data on your server that I can test? I would really like to see it working. So far I've been using php to access .dbf data over internet connections and only use AIS with FIPS encryp... |
Client Server options | Lucas;
Perhaps you can do a test for me. Compare browsing a .dbf table using AIS from Arc32 vs. browsing a table using tdolphin over the same internet connection. Is Tdolphin using ADO? |
Client Server options | Lucas
If you are using MS Sql Server make sure you use the Local Cache option when you create your ADO recordset object. This allows your data to be cached on the client rather than thrashing over the internet.
This is only applicable to OLEDB providers that support ADO. ( sql server, oracle, db2 )
Rick Lipkin
[co... |
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