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3 total messages Started by Kai Burnett Mon, 22 Feb 1999 00:00
Sending a database over the internet
#1812
Author: Kai Burnett
Date: Mon, 22 Feb 1999 00:00
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I have an application that creates and modifies a database (*.dbf) quite
well. I'd like to send the application and updated databases to
unskilled users over the internet. What's the best way to compress and
send such data?

Please point me in the direction of any reading material, examples, or a
better group to post this question to.

Thank you.
Re: Sending a database over the internet
#1813
Author: Steve Garland
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 00:00
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<<I have an application that creates and modifies a database (*.dbf) quite
well. I'd like to send the application and updated databases to
unskilled users over the internet>>


Check out ASTA at www.astatech.com Run our demo which allows you to access
DBDEMO data sitting on  an ASTA server in Maine and by doing so you enter a
contest to win a PALM PILOT.

ASTA allows you to have your Database be always updated and have the users
be able to access it, using Database application techniques you are
accustomed to, across the internet.

Why have stale data when you can have real time data? With ASTA 1.70 we
offer CBuilder 3 support with support for version 4 available soon.



--
Steve Garland sgarland@astatech.com
Does your Database run on the Internet? It can!
ASTA: Internet-Ready Client/Server Products & Services
ASTA Technology Group http://www.astatech.com
Re: Sending a database over the internet
#1814
Author: Ken Moffat
Date: Tue, 23 Feb 1999 00:00
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On Tue, 23 Feb 1999 07:22:03 -0700, "Steve Garland"
<sgarland@astatech.com> wrote:

>Check out ASTA at www.astatech.com Run our demo 

I ran that demo, and it IS worth looking at. Very impressive.

What's the price?

Ken Moffat
kmoffat@halcyon.com
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