SQL 7 has very "Access" like interfaces for building tables etc., and a
built in Access database importer.
What I have discovered, if you MUST run both on one machine, throw A LOT of
ram in that machine. It appears that SQL 7 really eats ram.
Peter Janett
New Media One Web Services
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From: Bill Killillay <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: Cf-Talk <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, April 20, 2000 9:25 PM
Subject: Dedicated Servers??
> Ok, here goes. Just a webby as I am called by some of my friends looking
> for a little advice.
>
> I work for an advertising agency and I handle ALL of their clients sites.
> We have two that since I have come aboard have really taken off. Like
over
> a million users a month taken off. Now my boss is asking me to look into
> getting us setup with a dedicated server. We have been using a company
for
> all of our shared hosting and we have been quite happy with them. Here is
> my question.
>
> What are the do's and don'ts when setting up a dedicated server for the
> first time. It will have two fairly heavy use sites both done in CF, by
me,
> so I know what I am getting there. And a few other not so heavy use
sites,
> also done in CF for the most part. Right now we are also just using
Access
> for the back end and it's been working ok, a little slow at times, but not
> to bad. We are looking to upsizing to SQL Server 7 on an NT box but I
know
> nothing about SQL server. With Access I have a GUI to build tables, etc.
> Is there anything like that for SQL Server. What do any of you recommend.
> I am fairly certain that we are going to go with an NT box with CF 4.5.1
on
> it and depending on what I can find out and learn probably SQL Server on
the
> same box until we can afford a second box. Any advice to making this as
> smooth as possible is great appreciated.
>
> TIA!!!
>
> Bill Killillay
> ICQ @ 8425781
>
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