modular programming???

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  • gonzosez

    #1

    modular programming???

    Here is what I am talking about...
    I have an app that extracts data from a customer database and imports it to
    database2

    The 2nd app extracts data from database2 and imports to database3

    The problem or question is I have several different instances of the first
    app and only 1 of the 2nd.
    Depending on the customer the first app will change .

    Can I "drop" the forms and modules in to the 2nd app depending on the
    customer?




  • Spam Catcher

    #2
    Re: modular programming???

    "gonzosez" <adfwrote in news:euVltKqyGH A.4392@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl:
    >
    Can I "drop" the forms and modules in to the 2nd app depending on the
    customer?
    >
    >
    >
    Yes you can build PlugIns for your app. It's very easy to dynamically load
    DLLs in VB.NET.


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    • PJ6

      #3
      Re: modular programming???

      Just a suggestion, but you may want to take a look at not using any compiled
      code at all. For tasks like that, T-SQL jobs are (generally) far simpler to
      write, maintain, and schedule, and run much faster.

      Paul

      "gonzosez" <adfwrote in message
      news:euVltKqyGH A.4392@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
      Here is what I am talking about...
      I have an app that extracts data from a customer database and imports it
      to database2
      >
      The 2nd app extracts data from database2 and imports to database3
      >
      The problem or question is I have several different instances of the first
      app and only 1 of the 2nd.
      Depending on the customer the first app will change .
      >
      Can I "drop" the forms and modules in to the 2nd app depending on the
      customer?
      >
      >
      >
      >

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      • Cor Ligthert [MVP]

        #4
        Re: modular programming???

        Gonzosea,

        What you are looking for is a datalayer. That you can create in a class (and
        dll) and that use with both applications.

        In the most simple format, you can open a component in VB.Net and use in
        version 2005 the DataTab and in version before that the oldedb or sql
        dataset wizard from the toolbox.

        I hope this helps,

        Cor





        "gonzosez" <adfschreef in bericht
        news:euVltKqyGH A.4392@TK2MSFTN GP04.phx.gbl...
        Here is what I am talking about...
        I have an app that extracts data from a customer database and imports it
        to database2
        >
        The 2nd app extracts data from database2 and imports to database3
        >
        The problem or question is I have several different instances of the first
        app and only 1 of the 2nd.
        Depending on the customer the first app will change .
        >
        Can I "drop" the forms and modules in to the 2nd app depending on the
        customer?
        >
        >
        >
        >

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