On Jul 28, 2006, at 9:51 AM, Sean McCollum wrote:
Sorry about that. I'm using the REALSQLDatabase with RB 2006 r3.
it should be able to handle something similar
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What would be the file/table architecture for this situation? Suppose you
have a company that puts out a spring catalog, a fall catalog, a summer catalog
and winter catalog - made up of the same items and going to the same
customers.
If you had this on a server, would you have one big database with an items
table and customers table, then have a table for winter 2005, spring 2005, ....
winter 2009, etc? Or would you have the base info in one file (items and
customers) then have a separate file for each catalog?
Greg
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