Thanks in advance to anyone... I just got a website opened and need a
little advice. First I need to know which direction I should go for
designing my database tables. I use VB.net Standard Edition. I'm
getting ready to start my tables and need to know if designing them in
XML (which I'm familiar with) will facilitate things for my website
access to the data. I have the tables already in XML and can view them
and update them already from a VB.net desktop application I designed.

Now I want to emulate this functionality from the web.

Also, should the data exist on my web-host's server or on my desktop
PC? I know I'm a newbie!
I want easy access to the data on both the web and from a desktop
application.

Any help would be appreciated ... Thanks!

Dav

On Tuesday, September 12, 2006 6:24:54 PM UTC+1, kress19...@yahoo.com wrote:
> Thanks in advance to anyone... I just got a website opened and need a
> little advice. First I need to know which direction I should go for
> designing my database tables. I use VB.net Standard Edition. I'm
> getting ready to start my tables and need to know if designing them in
> XML (which I'm familiar with) will facilitate things for my website
> access to the data. I have the tables already in XML and can view them
> and update them already from a VB.net desktop application I designed.
>
> Now I want to emulate this functionality from the web.
>
> Also, should the data exist on my web-host's server or on my desktop
> PC? I know I'm a newbie!
> I want easy access to the data on both the web and from a desktop
> application.
>
> Any help would be appreciated ... Thanks!
>
> Dav

Hi Kress, FYI I have been using this tool to create my VB code straight from my xml, let me know if it helps, http://www.liquid-technologies.com/x...ema-to-vb.aspx