Hi,
i have a problem about the CLIENT-SERVER architecture procedure.
Well , i have an application in VB with ADO connection to a table in a
database on a SQLSERVER 7.0 .
Is possible to do that when a client updates a data in a field of my table ,
the SERVER communicates to all clients connected to my table that this data
are updated , without the client do anything , for example without a
client-timer to control the data in the server ?
thanksYou might want to read about "notification services" on the MS web site for this. I haven't used it
myself, but it is designed for this type of scenario.
--
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
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"Filippo" <rude_Fil@.yahoo.it> wrote in message news:O%uhb.24255$vO5.872426@.twister1.libero.it...
> Hi,
> i have a problem about the CLIENT-SERVER architecture procedure.
> Well , i have an application in VB with ADO connection to a table in a
> database on a SQLSERVER 7.0 .
> Is possible to do that when a client updates a data in a field of my table ,
> the SERVER communicates to all clients connected to my table that this data
> are updated , without the client do anything , for example without a
> client-timer to control the data in the server ?
> thanks
>
>
Sunday, March 11, 2012
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