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Hi,

I have created DB applications using MS-SQL and VB.

But, I am new for distributed database program development. Will you please help to design one?

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Simply your application on a machine and your database on another, the 2 machines connected together....

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Ramy,

What you have described is CLIENT / SERVER architecture. Distributed Database Program Development "sounds" like something else.

Sarah,

Please could you expand your definition of Distributed Database Program Development.

Thanks,


PCLFW

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From my experience in Daniweb, most of people give the thread a different title which isn't related to the question and others give a lot of terminologies although their problem is simple!!

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We are working on a project & finding an issue while accessing the data from SQL Server.

Problem: Display of record in search console of application on number of times it has been processed.

Consider we have a record which needs to be displayed 5 times a day in search console & it has been running on client server architecture. Now the record has been displayed for 4 times in a day & then at the same moment 3 client machines request for same data at same time. So if we allow display of that data to all 3 machines & stops the processing on 2 machines ..then it will be not user friendly approach as we should stop display rather than stop the processing.

Solution :
1. We can check out for concurrent request to record (can this be handled by any system or sql command ? )
2. We can display the record but not allow the processing (I don’t want this approach)

Looking ahead for some solution.

Regards
Yogesh Huja
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