Thank you Dick.
But how did you solve the backup-side of the view ?
My backup space and is limited and dat-files are swollowing a lot during the
months.
The only thing I can imagine is to overrite the backup-devices with the
latests DB-backups every month or so.
Uwe
----- Original Message -----
From: "Dick Applebaum" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, September 04, 2000 11:47 PM
Subject: Re: Kind of Transfer-Manager back to MS-Access
I tried doing this for a client - A SQL Server db for on-line to be
backed-up. replicated by an off-line Access db.
I found that it isn't practical for all but the simplest dbs.
You need to limit your db design (and, therefor, the entire on-line
application design) to the lowest common denominator (Access). Not
to the mention the time required, synchronization, etc.
A better approach for this client was to make their applications
web-centric.
You can put together some simple CF programs to allow ad hoc
reporting and queries of the on-line db.
Dick
At 11:27 PM +0200 9/4/00, CF-Talk wrote:
>I want to transfer data from an MS-SQL-Server (6.5) back to MS-Access for
>storage and offline reading reasons.
>Is there an CF-Application / Custom Tag which can do that automatically
with
>the help of the CF-scheduler ?
>Or do I have to write my own app. here ?
>
>Thanks. Uwe
>
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