"Donovan J. Edye" wrote:
>
> C,
>
> Yeah. When I read network I was thinking more in terms of a WAN where
> nodes may only be connected by 56K modems. Obviously sitting on a
> 10/100mbit network will get the file copied with no problems using SMB.
> Try that between some modems using SMB and you
C,
Yeah. When I read network I was thinking more in terms of a WAN where
nodes may only be connected by 56K modems. Obviously sitting on a
10/100mbit network will get the file copied with no problems using SMB.
Try that between some modems using SMB and you have the start to ending
up in a mental
"Donovan J. Edye" wrote:
>
> N,
>
> 1. Have a look at rsync http://rsync.samba.org/. It's available for most
> flavours of *nix as well as Windoze
> 2. A file that size would also do well from an FTP transfer. You could do
> resumes if the transfer broke etc
>
> Assuming that the boxes are Wind
Naina,
You could use ZLIB compression classes (on the Delphi CD) to
compress the data first then use sockets to split the data into
smaller chunks (because you may get a network error if you try
sending all of it together. In that case you will have to start all over
again!) and attach sm
Thanks Steve
I don't have a problem with SQL databases - I've sorted out dates there and
it also is controllable on a server.
My problem is on TClientDataset where the local user can put any format they
like in (eg mm-ddd-yy) and stuff up the data handling in the Dataset.Filter
property.
The De
N,
1. Have a look at rsync
http://rsync.samba.org/.
It's available for most flavours of *nix as well as Windoze
2. A file that size would also do well from an FTP transfer. You could do
resumes if the transfer broke etc
Assuming that the boxes are Windoze the last thing I would be looking at
is an
That depends on your database.
Using Interbase I would not use the filter option. I would use a TQuery as
the Client dataset and use a parameter.
e.g.
Query1.SQL.Add('SELECT * FROM TABLENAME WHERE TARGETDATE = :TARGETDATE');
Query1.Params[0].asDateTime := TargetDateVariable;
Where TargetDate
What is a method of specifying a date in a filter string for a ClientDataset
that is independent of the local ShortDateFormat ?
Obviously 'DateField = ''' + DateToStr(TargetDate) + does not work.
Nor does 'DateField = ' + FloatToStr(TargetDate).
Is there a date format that can be used saf
Is it just to another file system eg Unix/As400 or another Win32 machine?
I don't regard 40MB as very big these days - unless you are going across a
Modem/Slow connection.
Some options are:
1. FTP
2. Shell API functions.
3. TCP/IP Sockets (at the end of the day options 1 & 2 use this).
Myles.
I was just wondering if someone could advise me on the best way to copy a file
of approximately 40MB across networks.
Thanks.
Naina
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