Client- Server Programming using VB.NEt & SQL SERVER

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NRakhesh

I have to submit a project as a part of my final year project.
I consulted various domains and finally decided to implement a work on
delevoping a system for transcription work based company.

The overall flow is somewhat like this the client either and indiviudal
or a department is given access rights to a Toffice (transcription
office) and adds files to his table and connects it through a web
server (IIS) by generating XML files and Version files and the files
are to be uploaded through FTP.
the access by the customer is either dept. wise or indiviual client
wise.
The Transcription employee logs in through the OFFICE module and
downloads the files (.avi) and edits it in his own editor into a text
file and upgrades its status as transcripted and saves it to the
database with the avi files.
The Editor logs in through the Office module and edits those files,
indexs it out for any error and loads it back for the administrator.
The administrator logs in and access the files to be uploaded back as
transcripted files to the customer or its department.
The files are generated and moved randomnly across the server and
client through employee modules, office modules, server modules and
other
The administrator logs in and grants access rights to all client and
other

This whole implementation is expected to be in WIN Forms
Can anybody out there just help in this regard.
I think a 2-tier database ot n-tier database can be sorted out, but to
initiate it i am facing a lot problems.
Can anyone out ther help me in this matter and can just pass on with
the iniital coding.
 
N

NRakhesh

Being new to this approach, can anybody help me out either with a
graphical approach or with the psuedocode
hope this can work out
 

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