: Tuesday, 7 September 1999 12:20
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Thin Database Components.
--- Max Renshaw-Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony,
Have a look at the MS URL that Kerry posted - it's a pretty good
argument for the flying objects scenario
Ummm, I didn't post
the user to see anyway.
Max
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On
Behalf Of Tony Blomfield
Sent: Thursday, 2 September 1999 20:16
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Thin Database Components.
Thanks for the replies.
Bypassing the BDE
I completely agree with this part.
If you want to make stuff really thin, then you must at some stage cache
data on the users (client) PC and only update it when there is a change in
the same data on the server - this can be very effective for all those
lookup tables that don't change very often
--- Max Renshaw-Fox [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Tony,
Have a look at the MS URL that Kerry posted - it's a pretty good
argument for the flying objects scenario
Ummm, I didn't post such a URL, and didn't see who did. I wouldn't
mind taking a look though, if somebody doesn't mind posting it
How many people would be interested in a day course on CORBA and MIDAS?
(Probably Auckland + Wellington) If I get some serious feedback, then I can
probably convince Annie to put it on... We can cover all the bases I believe in
a single day. Just interest at this stage - don't let cost be an
Yes please Richard
Max
[Richard Said]
How many people would be interested in a day course on CORBA and MIDAS?
(Probably Auckland + Wellington) If I get some serious feedback, then I can
probably convince Annie to put it on... We can cover all the bases I believe
in
a single day. Just interest
On Mon, 6 Sep 1999, Max Renshaw-Fox wrote:
How many people would be interested in a day course on CORBA and MIDAS?
(Probably Auckland + Wellington) If I get some serious feedback, then I can
probably convince Annie to put it on... We can cover all the bases I believe
I'd be in, as long as
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From: Richard Vowles [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Friday, 3 September 1999 7:50 AM
Subject: CORBA (was Re: [DUG]: Thin Database Components.)
Nic Wise wrote:
Remember, and Annie will hate me for saying this, but Delp
Friday, 3 September 1999 8:05 AM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Thin Database Components.
That sounds pretty impressive. Are you using Corba or low level sockets?
Corba of course has the disadvantage that it boosts some one else's bank
account - probably to the detriment of mine. Is there a worthwhile margin
in
u
Hi Tony,
Tony Blomfield wrote:
1. Is this really "Thin" technology is per my earlier goal statement.
Not sure what your earlier goal statement was - see my comment about coming into
the thread 1/2 way.
2. Financially the only winners in this race are Borland. From what I read
there is
Hi,
Richard wrote:
How many people would be interested in a day course on CORBA and MIDAS?
(Probably Auckland + Wellington) If I get some serious feedback, then I can
probably convince Annie to put it on... We can cover all the bases I believe in
a single day. Just interest at this stage -
On 3/09/99 at 20:46 Tony Blomfield wrote:
There seemws to be very little mileage in going this way.
1. Is this really "Thin" technology is per my earlier goal statement.
Which was the reduction of network traffic, right? Then sure - it can be as thin (or
fat) as you want to make it.
2.
that has or will:
http://www.kamiak.com/
http://www.islamov.com/
http://www.lectum.com/
Cheers
Xander
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From:
Patrick Dunford
To: Multiple recipients of list delphi
Sent: Wednesday, September 01, 1999 11:42
PM
Subject: RE: [DUG]: Thin Database
On 2/09/99 at 20:16 Tony Blomfield wrote:
By "Thin" I am referring
to designing applications in such a way as to minimise the network traffic,
Take a look at a telnet session into an AS400 as an example of
"Thin" within this definition.
I am not a three tier expert, but I find it
hard to
Thanks. I'l check it out.
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Xander van der Merwe [EMAIL PROTECTED]To:
Multiple recipients of list delphi [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date:
Thursday, 2 September 1999 9:28 PMSubject: Re: [DUG]: Thin
Database Components.
Here are three URLs that I picked up
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Date: Thursday, 2 September 1999 9:40 PM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Thin Database Components.
On 2/09/99 at 20:16 Tony Blomfield wrote:
By "Thin" I am referring
to designing applications in such a way as to minimise the network traffic,
Take a look a
That sounds pretty impressive. Are you using Corba or low level sockets?
Corba of course has the disadvantage that it boosts some one else's bank
account - probably to the detriment of mine. Is there a worthwhile margin in
using Corba?
CORBA does have a cost, but it's a darn sight easier to work
September 1999 5:19 PM
Subject: Re: [DUG]: Thin Database Components.
So if something is OLE DB capable then it is apparently a
short step from
there
to ADO which of course means the BDE is bypassed.
OLE DB = driver for ADO.
ADO-MD = multi dimensional ADO, ie OLAP, which is rather c
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Tony
BlomfieldSent: Wednesday, 1 September 1999 22:57To:
Multiple recipients of list delphiSubject: [DUG]: Thin Database
Components.
1. For Interbase we have FIB and IBO
2. For Oracle
Quoting Kerry Sainsbury [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
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On 1/09/99 at 23:27 Nic Wise wrote:
Tony Blomfield wrote:
1. For Interbase we have FIB and IBO
2. For Oracle we have ODA ?? Components.
DOA, I beleive :) Direct Oracle Access. Supposed to
So if something is OLE DB capable then it is apparently a short step from there
to ADO which of course means the BDE is bypassed.
OLE DB = driver for ADO.
ADO-MD = multi dimensional ADO, ie OLAP, which is rather cool...
N
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