Well, by "black box" I thought you meant a SQL7 box
that does NOT have an IP number assigned.
That is my question. How (what protocol, not tcp/ip)
do folks ACTUALLY USE so my web server/cf box can see
my SQL7 box and my SQL7 box can be seen on my LAN (to
transfer SQL7 backups, Service Packs, etc)
best, paul
At 02:52 PM 10/4/00 +0200, you wrote:
>>How do you do this and still have the SQL box
>>accessible on the LAN? What protocol, etc?
>>
>>best, paul
>>
>>At 01:26 PM 10/4/00 +0200, you wrote:
>>> It should be a separate SQL backend black box.
>
>Don't most of us separate the CF/IIS functions and SQL functions into
>separate boxes, wherever and as soon as possible? This is called
>"client/server" computing, the apps on their boxwes, and the database
>server on its box, goes back 10 years. Is it so unusual in the CF world?
>I thought it would be the norm by now, esp with MS SQL licences and
>internet connector/CPU being so expensive, it's seems wasteful to put such
>expensive software in competition with greedy CF/JRUN apps/interpreter for
>MHz and disk i/o and RAM.
>
>The ODBC client on the CF box can confiured to speak tcp/ip (over 100BaseT
>recommended) to the SQL box.
>
>Len
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