Is the external Web site "Read-only" or are you facing transactional
e-commerce type issues?
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From: Scott Forler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 11:58 AM
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Subject: Updating remote server databases
Hello All!
I am looking for
We are currently updating remote database servers from Orange County, CA to
PSI in Virginia. We are going through the internet. I do not recommend
this approach if your databases are large. Going through the internet is
slow, sometimes time outs, and gets corrupt If a router goes down
some
Hi Sean:
The external Web site is "Read-only".
Scott
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> Is the external Web site "Read-only" or are you facing transactional
> e-commerce type issues?
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> Hello All!
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> I am looking for ideas and direction for automatically updating a database
> on a remote web server from another Interne
Hi Jacob:
What kind of infastructure are you referring too? Also, are you using
replicates with SQL to update the external database?
Thanks for your feedback
Scott
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> We are currently updating remote database servers from Orange
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> PSI in Virginia. We are going through the int
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Sent: Tuesday, May 09, 2000 7:10 PM
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Subject: RE: Updating remote server databases
Hi Sean:
The external Web site is "Read-only".
Scott
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I would. if both machines can use cfhttp:
Schedule an invitation on MainServer (MS) to grab the data.
(Note: or trigger the data transfer when a record is created or updated. or
other such event.)
MainServer - schedule a task using cfhttp or even containing img src= to
initiate an invitation r
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Thanks Eric:
That is a very cool idea...Scott
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> I would. if both machines can
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