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7.4

COM, DCOM, DLL???

Asked by Gedley in Miscellaneous Programming, Installation, DCOM

Tags: dcom, file, server

hello people,

if you'll notice, the title is a bit confusing...sorry about that...it is just that i really have no idea on what to do with my question...i just heard that these things could probably be the answer...

anyway, right now i have a client-server type application developed in vb, sql - backend.  system is installed in each workstation.  what i want to do is to have a centralized way of connecting to the database. Meaning, i need my sql connection code be separated from the vb code of the application. i would also want that file, if that'll be a file, to be on the server then the application will just have to access or read that file from the server in order to obtain the connection string that will be used to connect to the database...

---> all clients will access/read a certain file from the server then that file will return the connection string to the apps in order for it to log on to the database

i hope you get the picture :) i really need your help on this very badly...a step by step approach and a SAMPLE CODE would be very much appreciated...thanks a lot people...
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