* KB
> i am a new-bie,
> should i even think of using mySQL in the following scenario ?
> i have a situation in mind where two or three ( sometimes
> concurrently ) people will be making invoices, on three computers
> in different locations on lan.
mysql is perfect for such a scenario, and you ha
Well, unless you like a bucket of spaghetti with your code.
Avoid an MS solution like VB at all costs. If you want a non web-based
solution.
I would use Java RMI on Linux. The MOST flexible and the MOST robust
solution.
And, stay way from the Win platforms for your server box. As the
previous po
KB,
1) There's an interesting virus alert attached to your message.
2) >> what front end tools should i think of using for dataentry clients
IMHO, the answer is 'the web'. Is there a good reason why you don't want
to do that? I realise that JSP is an obvious choice and perhaps like me
you think it
hi all,
i am a new-bie,
should i even think of using mySQL in the following scenario ?
i have a situation in mind where two or three ( sometimes concurrently ) people will
be making invoices, on three computers in different locations on lan.
what front end tools should i think of using for dataen
