In one of my apps, I'm putting in an option to copy some tables locally
and query there instead of the network. This will not only increase
performance (because this solution is a query-only solution...it's just
for reporting) but will allow the user to query while disconnected from
our network.
Some of the tables involved do NOT have a timestamp field on them. For
the ones that do, I can just query the NETWORK and LOCAL tables joined
on primary keys where there's a difference in timestamp, but how do you
suggest I do it for the tables where no timestamp field exists? For
now, it's just one table and it's not large at all. (2500 records?)
tia,
--Mike
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Mike Babcock, MCP
MB Software Solutions, LLC
President, Chief Software Architect
http://mbsoftwaresolutions.com
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