Thanks alot - thats what i wanted to know!
where would i be able to get the dbAnywhere?? or should i just use a totally
different database. I decided to use access for developing as it is really
easy and quick to change the data in them, but i was always going to
distribute with connectivity to any database
is access still the easiest db to use?
thanks alot
Rob
Mahmood Shahzad <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> AoA
>
> First thing Access does not provide its services on a particular port like
any
> server. So there is no port for Access.
> There seems only one way to be effective. You will have to use dbAnywhere
> server. A middle tier like service providing the facility to access database
and
> connection. You have to install it on your NT machine and configure a DSN
in
> dbAnywhere(its own DSN not of ODBC DSN) against the DSN you have already
> configured in ODBC. Then you can access this database from anywhere.
Connection
> String will be available in the dbAnywhere Server's DOCs.
>
>
> Shahzad
>
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