Novice to c/s

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3 total messages Started by Durai Venkatasubramanian Thu, 07 Jan 1993 17:52

#195

Author: Durai Venkatasubramanian
Date: Thu, 07 Jan 1993 17:52

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1. Is there a faq for this forum ?
2. Can someone recommend good books that will help me understand what client/
   server computing is all about ?  
Thanks a ton.

Re: Novice to c/s

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Author: Albert Burger
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 17:28

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In article <durai.115.726429144@ortta.umn.edu> durai@ortta.umn.edu (Durai Venkatasubramanian) writes:
>2. Can someone recommend good books that will help me understand what client/
>   server computing is all about ?  

The following reference may be of interest:

Setrag Koshafian, et. al.
A Guide to Developing Client/Server SQL Applications
Morgan Kaufmann, 1992

I haven't read the book and can therefore not comment on it.

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Novice to c/s: Setrag Khoshafian's book

#197

Author: Durai Venkatasubramanian
Date: Fri, 08 Jan 1993 19:48

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In article <C0JpvE.9J3@dcs.ed.ac.uk> ab@dcs.ed.ac.uk (Albert Burger) writes:
>From: ab@dcs.ed.ac.uk (Albert Burger)
>Subject: Re: Novice to c/s
>Date: 8 Jan 93 17:28:26 GMT
>In article <durai.115.726429144@ortta.umn.edu> durai@ortta.umn.edu (Durai Venkatasubramanian) writes:
>>2. Can someone recommend good books that will help me understand what client/
>>   server computing is all about ?  
>
>The following reference may be of interest:
>
>Setrag Koshafian, et. al.
>A Guide to Developing Client/Server SQL Applications
>Morgan Kaufmann, 1992
>
>I haven't read the book and can therefore not comment on it.
>
Thanks for the info.

I read the book.  It has one chapter on client/server fundamentals, that 
does not cover much.  The book focuses on c/s implementation using sql, and 
covers a few vendors (rdb, ms-sql, oracle, and ibm os/2).  It does not cover 
issues on c/s implementation, from the architecture, implementation, and 
training sides.

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