One way to do this is to make your stack a standalone client
application which you distribute to your co-workers. If the standalone
connects to any of the standard databases -- MySQL, PostgreSQL, etc.
-- the database will handle the multiple connections for you so that
nobody overwrites someone else's data. To communicate with the
database you might use Trevor Devore's new SQL Yoga library ($ from
RevSelect) or his earlier free libDatabase (http://www.bluemangolearning.com/revolution/software/libraries/libdatabase/
). The client application could also use the database connection to
retrieve and display the current data.
George
On Oct 3, 2009, at 10:22 AM, Javier Miranda V. wrote:
Hi amigos, I would like to describe an scenario. If you can, please
outline how it can be resolved using Revolution:
I would like co-workers (initially in the LAN), fill a variety of
forms, that later can be retrieved, searched, printed etc. I believe
that connecting Revolution with a database manager using ODBC is the
way to go, but how stack will be opened in the LAN simultaneously by
more than one user?. In one machine I may have to put the stack
connected to the database manager, and in each of the clients machine
a stack connected to the RR stack in the server? or maybe each client
should connect to the DB?. Scale this to reach the data thru Internet
would be fabulous but for now working in the LAN would be sufficient.
Hope all this make sense and you can give me a clue, you may have
noticed that I´m really lost with this.
Saludos,
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