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Is it possible to make my MS access tables as a centralised location for storing data
I have an mdb access file to store data into a table using a form.
Is it possible to enter data to a centralised location?
this mdb file copies are used by five user...
Started by Jaison on
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Don't do it - use something like SQL Server Express instead and save yourself a lot of hassle... .
See here
I have seen access choking many times in multi-user setups .
Access is not the best database for sharing data but it can be shared between several users .
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We have a large ERP style central system and we're looking at moving many small Access databases into it's rather inflexible structure. In most instance the data can be stored but the process is tortuous, breaks the existing data model and makes the system...
Started by MrTelly on
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The main downside will be reworking your current data....
Any database technical source will help you see the benefits - especially when it comes to administration .
I think it's going to be difficult to find a good reason not to centralize your data access .
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Or any other design that has the gui widgets as being the first port of call where an unhandled exception will kill the app?
We all want one main: "catch all" for face saving purposes (although in most cases this shouldn't have a "continue" feature) but...
Started by Quibblesome on
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In the handlers you can log ....
You can put a try/catch around Application.Run, and handle Application.ThreadException .
Are you aware of Application.ThreadException ? I'm not saying it's necessarily the best answer around, but it's at least an answer.. .
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I have an app which consists of several different assemblies, one of which holds the various interfaces which the classes obey, and by which the classes communicate across assembly boundaries. There are several classes firing events, and several which...
Started by Joel in Gö on
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Personally I think its better to think about your architecture .
I would try to steer clear of a centralised event system lib if you want centralised events.
Have sight of an instance of C...
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I was recently given a heap of programs to maintain and I am trying to find some help in adopting some best practices. They are essentially three independant softwares which use a common DLL to manage a series of settings the apps all share. The DLL works...
Started by MPelletier on
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EDIT : If you don't like the Registry (and I don't blame you for ... .
Have you considered using the Windows Registry? We all hate it, but maybe it's the best option in this case as it is centralized and you could share settings easily across applications .
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I have a dedicated server and I'm in need for building new version of my personal PHP5 CMS for my customers. Setting aside questions whether i should consider using open source, i need your opinions regarding CMS architecture.
First approach (since the...
Started by Mark Tyler on
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In practise, this can give you the same as with a centralised approach, but it gives you.
Installations.
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I 'm basically confused as to how to export the latest files to my web server. I work with 3 other developers at work so subversion is a must really. We liked the idea that subversion allows multiple users to edit the same file.
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Started by Ageis on
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You export that branch to your local server and then merge the branches when you are ready to share your changes.... .
If you only want to export your personal changes to your own server then you should develop on a seperate branch to the other developers .
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My team has inherited support for 100+ applications. The applications don't have any kind of common architecture, so the ones that do logging usually do it with custom code to local files or a local database, and it's all unmanaged. We want to change ...
Started by Stewart Johnson on
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If you have log4net log to the local EventViewer, you can mine these logs on a Windows 2008 box, see... .
Also, you might want to check out this case study .
On Unix, there's syslog.
If your running on *nix machines, the traditional solution is syslog .
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We are using log4net with rolling file appender.
As we are using load balancing servers log files are generated on both the of the servers and looking at them is of a lot problem.
We are thinking of some centralisied logging which can hold all the logs...
Started by Miral on
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A simple solution is to use Syslog, using the RemoteSyslogAppender
Once you have a Syslog server setup you can use this 'out of the box', with no need for the additional work required using ADO, WCF or MSMQ
A good Syslog server for Windows is Kiwi , with... .
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I have an idea to implement a centralized VPS login in my company.
The admin must only have the access to login by using username and password.
My clients can only auto login (clicking the IP address alone)to the server without entering the login details...
Started by infinitymedia on
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Sounds like you want a mixture of password less SSH keys (shudder) and something... .
Can you get my question.
I am not clear with what you have replied.
Never heard of such account login and I do not think it would be secure unless you filter by IP address .
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