Developing Client Server Applications
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Developing Client/Server Applications
Author: W. H. Inmon
language: en
Publisher: *A Wiley-QED Publication
Release Date: 1993-02-01
About This Book Here W.H. Inmon defines the systems development guidelines and principles that ought to govern the client/server environment—what they are, how they are implemented, and what happens if they are ignored—and develops an architecture that applies across all client/server environments. Inmon provides practical solutions to help build sound and stable client/server applications. He covers performance issues, control of update, ownership vs. stewardship of data, differences between operational and decision support processing, application-by-application development vs. integration, metadata, requirements-driven vs. data-driven development, decision support processing, and more. In this revised edition, Inmon introduces important concepts such as the "pure" server environment, data warehouse, and organizational dynamics, plus a micro/macro vision of the system. About Wiley-QED Since 1971 computer professionals worldwide have looked to Wiley-QED for current, practical, and in-depth information. Our publishing program specializes in helping people solve their computer-related problems. The books you buy from Wiley-QED are written by professionals for professionals. We offer the world’s most complete library of books for people working with computers, from mainframes to workstations and PC’s. When you buy a Wiley-QED book, you hire your own personal consultant. Another Book in the Wiley-QED Professional Series From Mainframe to Workstations: Offloading Application Development by Mark A Butterline. Here is a blueprint for anyone who must determine the appropriateness of offloaded development for his or her organization, and subsequently justify, design, assemble, and operate an off-loaded environment.
Developing Client/server Applications with Microsoft Access
Allows the user to exploit new features such as Performance Analyzer, Table Analyzer, and Wizards, that make it easy to create and split databases. Explains how to port applications to the client/server environment, design queries to be used as a data source for reports or forms, produce Access reports and integrate them into an application, create custom toolbars and hotkey assignments that are tied to macros, and set error traps and write error-handling code. Covers both Access 97 and Access 95. The CD-ROM provides the text's source code and various development tools. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
Developing Client/server Applications with Visual Basic 4
This book provides people new to Client/Server concepts and implementation a step-by-step guide to building applications in Visual Basic. Specific implementation examples are provided including cutting edge technology such as WinSock, distributed OLE, Remote Access, etc. The CD contains all example code--including executable versions of the applications--custom controls, and utilities.