Manage DataBase

[Marcos de Lima Carlos]

Hi all,

I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.

tks a lot,

Marcos

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: Manage DataBase

you shoudl just keep your data in an Access database.

the problem of course is that you might not have MS Access running on
the actual server; so you will probably need to build a VB6
application.

you just can't count on .NET being on any server-- mainly because MS
doesn't provide a simple standard mechanism to determine which version
of the framework is on a machine

so I would go to ebay and find a VB6 Professional Edition or something.

hope that helps

-Aaron




Marcos de Lima Carlos wrote:

Hi all,
>
I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>
tks a lot,
>
Marcos

[RobinS]

Re: Manage DataBase

The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
don't agree with him.

Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
installed on several machines? What does it do? Does it access one
database or several? When you say pen drive, do you mean a usb key
drive?

As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
the circumstances of the application.

You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
a database.

If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
from others besides that aaronkempf guy.

Robin S.
----------------------------------
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:uVGL5aXFHH A.420@TK2MSFTNG P06.phx.gbl...

Hi all,
>
I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>
tks a lot,
>
Marcos

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: Manage DataBase

you can't guarantee that .NET software is going to be installed on the
server; so you should aim for the 'least common denominator'

-Aaron



RobinS wrote:

The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
don't agree with him.
>
Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
installed on several machines? What does it do? Does it access one
database or several? When you say pen drive, do you mean a usb key
drive?
>
As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
the circumstances of the application.
>
You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
a database.
>
If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
from others besides that aaronkempf guy.
>
Robin S.
----------------------------------
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:uVGL5aXFHH A.420@TK2MSFTNG P06.phx.gbl...

Hi all,

I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.

tks a lot,

Marcos

[RobinS]

Re: Manage DataBase

You can if you work for the right company. In some companies,
it's regular business to have the .Net framework installed.
In others, it may not be installed, but they're okay with you
installing it for your users.

Robin S.
-----------------------------------
<aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in message
news:1165018265 .383326.93090@f 1g2000cwa.googl egroups.com...

you can't guarantee that .NET software is going to be installed on the
server; so you should aim for the 'least common denominator'
>
-Aaron
>
>
>
RobinS wrote:

>The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
>and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
>don't agree with him.
>>
>Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
>installed on several machines? What does it do? Does it access one
>database or several? When you say pen drive, do you mean a usb key
>drive?
>>
>As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
>it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
>you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
>is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
>the circumstances of the application.
>>
>You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
>a database.
>>
>If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
>from others besides that aaronkempf guy.
>>
>Robin S.
>----------------------------------
>"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
>news:uVGL5aXFH HA.420@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...

Hi all,
>
I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>
tks a lot,
>
Marcos

>

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: Manage DataBase

it just doesn't seem efficient to me.

Microsoft shoudl force the .NET framework upon every machine everywhere
in the world.

as it is; downloading a 300mb file to each of my servers over a dialup
connection is not practical

maybe they can make one installer that will push 1.1 and 1.0 and 2.0 on
there?

or do we really 'only need 3.0'?

is 3.0 going to have a simple apparatus so that we can easily determine
what version is on each machine?

I mean seriously.

how does windows admin A supposed to know what version is on machine X?
please tell me kids... because it's NOT STANDARDIZED; ITS IMPOSSIBLE
FOR A NEWBIE WINDOWS ADMIN TO EVEN DETERMINE WHAT VERSION IS INSTALLED;
SO HOW IN THE FUCK IS IT PRACTICAL TO BUILD APPS ON THIS CRAP?

-Aaron


RobinS wrote:

You can if you work for the right company. In some companies,
it's regular business to have the .Net framework installed.
In others, it may not be installed, but they're okay with you
installing it for your users.
>
Robin S.
-----------------------------------
<aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in message
news:1165018265 .383326.93090@f 1g2000cwa.googl egroups.com...

you can't guarantee that .NET software is going to be installed on the
server; so you should aim for the 'least common denominator'

-Aaron



RobinS wrote:

The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
don't agree with him.
>
Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
installed on several machines? What does it do? Does it access one
database or several? When you say pen drive, do you mean a usb key
drive?
>
As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
the circumstances of the application.
>
You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
a database.
>
If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
from others besides that aaronkempf guy.
>
Robin S.
----------------------------------
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:uVGL5aXFHH A.420@TK2MSFTNG P06.phx.gbl...
Hi all,

I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.

tks a lot,

Marcos

[RobinS]

Re: Manage DataBase


<aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in message
news:1165029130 .677331.327250@ f1g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...

it just doesn't seem efficient to me.

Bummer for you.

Microsoft shoudl force the .NET framework upon every machine everywhere
in the world.

Um, it's part of Windows now, so in effect, they're doing this already.

as it is; downloading a 300mb file to each of my servers over a dialup
connection is not practical

Who in the world has a dialup connection these days, especially on a
server?

maybe they can make one installer that will push 1.1 and 1.0 and 2.0 on
there?
>
or do we really 'only need 3.0'?
>
is 3.0 going to have a simple apparatus so that we can easily determine
what version is on each machine?
>
I mean seriously.
>
how does windows admin A supposed to know what version is on machine X?

A company can install the version(s) they want on every machine. The last
three places I worked had the ability to push software out to the desktops,
in order to make sure all the computers in the company were running the
same versions.

Robin S.

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: Manage DataBase

yeah.. so if they've standardized it 'in Windows' then what version is
it??

ROFL

oh yeah; sorry 1.0 for XP? 2.0 for Server 2003 R2.. 1.1 for Server 2003
and 3.0 for Vista?

are you telling me that there is now a standard way to DETERMINE THIS
WITHOUT MAKING THE NT ADMINSTRATORS REMEMBER THAT COMPLEX IF THEN
LOGIC?


Cuz I sure don't see it

THERE ISNT A STANDARD WAY TO INSTALL THE FRAMEWORK ON PEOPLES MACHINES
AND THERE ISNT EVEN A WAY TO DETERMINE WHICH VERSION IS ON MACHINE X.

THE MOST IMPRACTICAL ARCHITECTURE IVE EVER HEARD OF IN MY LIFE

-Aaron





RobinS wrote:

<aaron.kempf@gm ail.comwrote in message
news:1165029130 .677331.327250@ f1g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...

it just doesn't seem efficient to me.

>
Bummer for you.
>

Microsoft shoudl force the .NET framework upon every machine everywhere
in the world.

>
Um, it's part of Windows now, so in effect, they're doing this already.
>

as it is; downloading a 300mb file to each of my servers over a dialup
connection is not practical

>
Who in the world has a dialup connection these days, especially on a
server?
>

maybe they can make one installer that will push 1.1 and 1.0 and 2.0 on
there?

or do we really 'only need 3.0'?

is 3.0 going to have a simple apparatus so that we can easily determine
what version is on each machine?

I mean seriously.

how does windows admin A supposed to know what version is on machine X?

>
A company can install the version(s) they want on every machine. The last
three places I worked had the ability to push software out to the desktops,
in order to make sure all the computers in the company were running the
same versions.
>
Robin S.

[Marcos de Lima Carlos]

Re: Manage DataBase

RobinS escreveu:

The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
don't agree with him.
>

- My english is so poor... sorry.

Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
installed on several machines?

- Yes, but this machines doesn´t have internet connection.

>What does it do?

-It's a logistic program. This program collected data from one machine
on usb key and i transfer this data from server.

>Does it access one database or several? When you say pen drive, do you mean a usb key
drive?

- Yes. USB key. In Brazil we said "pen drive".

>
As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
the circumstances of the application.
>
You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
a database.

- I don't know how to make code for management database for this. Can
you show me some example for this application?

>
If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
from others besides that aaronkempf guy.

Ok tks... :)
Marcos

>
Robin S.
----------------------------------
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:uVGL5aXFHH A.420@TK2MSFTNG P06.phx.gbl...

>Hi all,
>>
>I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
>files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
>My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
>internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>>
>tks a lot,
>>
>Marcos

>
>

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: Manage DataBase

marcos

listen asshole

im sorry that you dont speak english well.
i was just saying that if you're going to move this from one server to
another, dealing with the .NET framework might not be practical


just use vb6 and mdb file.. everything else is too complex to deal
with other dependencies, etc

..net framework? on a thumbdrive?

what if half the servers dont have the framework?

there isn't even an easy way to determine which version of the
framework is on a particular machine; those dipshits in redmond need
some real-world experience





Marcos de Lima Carlos wrote:

RobinS escreveu:

The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
don't agree with him.

- My english is so poor... sorry.
>

Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
installed on several machines?

- Yes, but this machines doesn´t have internet connection.
>

What does it do?

-It's a logistic program. This program collected data from one machine
on usb key and i transfer this data from server.
>

Does it access one database or several? When you say pen drive, do you mean a usb key
drive?

- Yes. USB key. In Brazil we said "pen drive".
>

As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
the circumstances of the application.

You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
a database.

- I don't know how to make code for management database for this. Can
you show me some example for this application?

If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
from others besides that aaronkempf guy.

>
Ok tks... :)
Marcos

Robin S.
----------------------------------
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:uVGL5aXFHH A.420@TK2MSFTNG P06.phx.gbl...

Hi all,
>
I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>
tks a lot,
>
Marcos

[RobinS]

Re: Manage DataBase

You're doing fine w/your English. I just need more details.

So you have an application running on multiple machines.
The data is on a "pen drive", and you want the application
to read it in and do some kind of calculations on it?
Does that summarize the problem?

If so, what is the format of the data on the "pen drive" that
you are reading? Is it an Access database? A SQLServer Express
database file? A delimited text file? An XML file?

Robin S.
---------------------------------

"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:%23mPUfi6F HHA.3304@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..

RobinS escreveu:

>The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
>and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
>don't agree with him.
>>

- My english is so poor... sorry.
>

>Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
>installed on several machines?

- Yes, but this machines doesn´t have internet connection.
>

>>What does it do?

-It's a logistic program. This program collected data from one machine on
usb key and i transfer this data from server.
>

>>Does it access one database or several? When you say pen drive, do you
>>mean a usb key
>drive?

- Yes. USB key. In Brazil we said "pen drive".
>

>>
>As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
>it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
>you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
>is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
>the circumstances of the application.
>>
>You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
>a database.

- I don't know how to make code for management database for this. Can you
show me some example for this application?

>>
>If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
>from others besides that aaronkempf guy.

>
Ok tks... :)
Marcos

>>
>Robin S.
>----------------------------------
>"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
>news:uVGL5aXFH HA.420@TK2MSFTN GP06.phx.gbl...

>>Hi all,
>>>
>>I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
>>files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
>>My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
>>internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>>>
>>tks a lot,
>>>
>>Marcos

>>

[Marcos de Lima Carlos]

Re: Manage DataBase

RobinS escreveu:

You're doing fine w/your English. I just need more details.
>
So you have an application running on multiple machines.
The data is on a "pen drive", and you want the application
to read it in and do some kind of calculations on it?
Does that summarize the problem?

I try again... please patience!!! I have one logistic software
application development without database solution. I need help for best
solution database for this case.
This server software acquired data from usb key, but i haven't solution.
I rummage the best form for transfer data.The database can exceed
over 5MB per file. What the best solution in this case?

tks,
Marcos

>
If so, what is the format of the data on the "pen drive" that
you are reading? Is it an Access database? A SQLServer Express
database file? A delimited text file? An XML file?
>
Robin S.
---------------------------------
>
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:%23mPUfi6F HHA.3304@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..

>RobinS escreveu:

>>The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
>>and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
>>don't agree with him.
>>>

>- My english is so poor... sorry.
>>

>>Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
>>installed on several machines?

>- Yes, but this machines doesn´t have internet connection.
>>

>>What does it do?

>-It's a logistic program. This program collected data from one machine on
>usb key and i transfer this data from server.
>>

>>Does it access one database or several? When you say pen drive, do you
>>mean a usb key
>>drive?

>- Yes. USB key. In Brazil we said "pen drive".
>>

>>As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
>>it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
>>you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
>>is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
>>the circumstances of the application.
>>>
>>You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
>>a database.

>- I don't know how to make code for management database for this. Can you
>show me some example for this application?

>>If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
>>from others besides that aaronkempf guy.

>Ok tks... :)
>Marcos

>>Robin S.
>>----------------------------------
>>"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
>>news:uVGL5aXF HHA.420@TK2MSFT NGP06.phx.gbl.. .
>>>Hi all,
>>>>
>>>I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases over
>>>files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this program?
>>>My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
>>>internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>>>>
>>>tks a lot,
>>>>
>>>Marcos

>

[RobinS]

Re: Manage DataBase

I'm still not understanding; please forgive me if I'm
being obtuse. (If anyone else gets it, please feel free
to pontificate here.)

You have a software application that you have written
or are writing and it doesn't have a database?

You have data on a USB key that you'd like
to import and put in a database and use in
the application?

What is the format of the data on the USB key?

Robin S.
------------------------
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:edXuXRGGHH A.1216@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...

RobinS escreveu:

>You're doing fine w/your English. I just need more details.
>>
>So you have an application running on multiple machines.
>The data is on a "pen drive", and you want the application
>to read it in and do some kind of calculations on it?
>Does that summarize the problem?

I try again... please patience!!! I have one logistic software application
development without database solution. I need help for best solution
database for this case.
This server software acquired data from usb key, but i haven't solution. I
rummage the best form for transfer data.The database can exceed over 5MB
per file. What the best solution in this case?
>
tks,
Marcos

>>
>If so, what is the format of the data on the "pen drive" that
>you are reading? Is it an Access database? A SQLServer Express
>database file? A delimited text file? An XML file?
>>
>Robin S.
>---------------------------------
>>
>"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
>news:%23mPUfi6 FHHA.3304@TK2MS FTNGP05.phx.gbl ...

>>RobinS escreveu:
>>>The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
>>>and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
>>>don't agree with him.
>>>>
>>- My english is so poor... sorry.
>>>
>>>Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
>>>installed on several machines?
>>- Yes, but this machines doesn´t have internet connection.
>>>
>>>What does it do?
>>-It's a logistic program. This program collected data from one machine
>>on usb key and i transfer this data from server.
>>>
>>>Does it access one database or several? When you say pen drive, do you
>>>mean a usb key
>>>drive?
>>- Yes. USB key. In Brazil we said "pen drive".
>>>
>>>As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
>>>it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
>>>you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
>>>is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
>>>the circumstances of the application.
>>>>
>>>You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
>>>a database.
>>- I don't know how to make code for management database for this. Can
>>you show me some example for this application?
>>>If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
>>>from others besides that aaronkempf guy.
>>Ok tks... :)
>>Marcos
>>>Robin S.
>>>----------------------------------
>>>"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
>>>news:uVGL5aX FHHA.420@TK2MSF TNGP06.phx.gbl. ..
>>>>Hi all,
>>>>>
>>>>I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases
>>>>over files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this
>>>>program?
>>>>My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
>>>>internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>>>>>
>>>>tks a lot,
>>>>>
>>>>Marcos

>>

[aaron.kempf@gmail.com]

Re: Manage DataBase

lets pretend he means a software FOB.. in USB form

and he wants to get off of this unique database/application onto a
standard database


so.. how about we see if he can import the data via ODBC; and pretend
that his fob runs foxpro or btrieve or something

-Aaron



RobinS wrote:

I'm still not understanding; please forgive me if I'm
being obtuse. (If anyone else gets it, please feel free
to pontificate here.)
>
You have a software application that you have written
or are writing and it doesn't have a database?
>
You have data on a USB key that you'd like
to import and put in a database and use in
the application?
>
What is the format of the data on the USB key?
>
Robin S.
------------------------
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:edXuXRGGHH A.1216@TK2MSFTN GP05.phx.gbl...

RobinS escreveu:

You're doing fine w/your English. I just need more details.
>
So you have an application running on multiple machines.
The data is on a "pen drive", and you want the application
to read it in and do some kind of calculations on it?
Does that summarize the problem?

I try again... please patience!!! I have one logistic software application
development without database solution. I need help for best solution
database for this case.
This server software acquired data from usb key, but i haven't solution.. I
rummage the best form for transfer data.The database can exceed over 5MB
per file. What the best solution in this case?

tks,
Marcos

>
If so, what is the format of the data on the "pen drive" that
you are reading? Is it an Access database? A SQLServer Express
database file? A delimited text file? An XML file?
>
Robin S.
---------------------------------
>
"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
news:%23mPUfi6F HHA.3304@TK2MSF TNGP05.phx.gbl. ..
>RobinS escreveu:
>>The aaronkempf guy doesn't think anybody should use .Net,
>>and everyone should stay with VB6. Most of the rest of us
>>don't agree with him.
>>>
>- My english is so poor... sorry.
>>
>>Can you be clearer about your issue? You have a VB application that is
>>installed on several machines?
>- Yes, but this machines doesn´t have internet connection.
>>
>>What does it do?
>-It's a logistic program. This program collected data from one machine
>on usb key and i transfer this data from server.
>>
>>Does it access one database or several? When you say pen drive, do you
>>mean a usb key
>>drive?
>- Yes. USB key. In Brazil we said "pen drive".
>>
>>As for the database you use as the back-end of the VB application,
>>it depends on the size of the database, how many concurrent users
>>you are going to have, etc. Many people use SqlServerExpres s (which
>>is free). Others use Access. I've done both, it just depends on
>>the circumstances of the application.
>>>
>>You don't need Internet access to have a desktop app that uses
>>a database.
>- I don't know how to make code for management database for this. Can
>you show me some example for this application?
>>If you provide more details, you'll get more feedback, hopefully
>>from others besides that aaronkempf guy.
>Ok tks... :)
>Marcos
>>Robin S.
>>----------------------------------
>>"Marcos de Lima Carlos" <mlimacarlos@ya hoo.com.brwrote in message
>>news:uVGL5aXF HHA.420@TK2MSFT NGP06.phx.gbl.. .
>>>Hi all,
>>>>
>>>I have a VB aplicantion in many places. I need to manage databases
>>>over files on pen drive. What's the database i using to manage this
>>>program?
>>>My conditions is this: i have most computer but it's not conected to
>>>internet and i have to actualize this database in a server-computer.
>>>>
>>>tks a lot,
>>>>
>>>Marcos
>

[The Grim Reaper]

Re: Manage DataBase

><aaron.kempf@g mail.comwrote in message

>news:116534821 8.136851.165340 @j72g2000cwa.go oglegroups.com. ..
>lets pretend he means a software FOB.. in USB form
>
>and he wants to get off of this unique database/application onto a
>standard database
>
>
>so.. how about we see if he can import the data via ODBC; and pretend
>that his fob runs foxpro or btrieve or something
>
>-Aaron
>

FOB - noun
1. Pocket watch
2. A short strap, ribbon, or chain attached especially to a pocket watch
3. An ornament attached to a fob chain

The item he probably means is referred to as memory stick, USB key, pen
drive.. and many other things in my country.
But not a fob.
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