SQL Server and NT Workstation and VB Pro 
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 SQL Server and NT Workstation and VB Pro

I am looking at SQL server on a computer running NT as a workstation.
I also have VB5 pro edition. I am seeng that registering the server is
torublesome and am beginning to see more trouble on the horizon. Is
this system viable? If so any suggestions on how to go about modeling
a clien server app?


Any suggestions appreciated.



Fri, 28 Apr 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 SQL Server and NT Workstation and VB Pro

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> I am looking at SQL server on a computer running NT as a workstation.
> I also have VB5 pro edition. I am seeng that registering the server is
> torublesome and am beginning to see more trouble on the horizon.

Registering the server through Enterprise Manager is a fairly simple
task, is there an error message ? Make sure there are no security
restrictions on the machine your working on.

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> Is this system viable?

I've been developing applications for a while using NT Server \
Workstation \ SQL Server \ VB and never had a problem I couldn't
work around.

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>If so any suggestions on how to go about modeling
> a clien server app?

I would suggest taking some classes to get familiar with the software
you have chosen to program with and it seems from your post a class or
book on client server applications modeling would be appropriate.

Anthony

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> Any suggestions appreciated.



Sat, 29 Apr 2000 03:00:00 GMT  
 
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