erver, usually just those requiring database access or use of shared resources, such as printers.
ODBC and SQL Access
The client-server model implemented by the RF-TP™ software places responsibility for the database access and update in the server application. The design and access for single or multiple databases
is retained within the server software.
Typically, the client software sends a simple message to the server requesting verification of a field, retrieval of one or more records, or a database update. The server software formats and issues
the ODBC or SQL commands, and then transmits the reply to the client in a simple response message.
The ODBC implementation uses externally defined linkages. This allows a custom server application to be developed and tested on (for example) a Microsoft Access database on the development computer,
and then deployed, without recompilation, using (for example) a remote Oracle database on a UNIX mainframe.
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