Dear all
It’s autumn and the nights are getting darker. So it’s time to dive into the DataFlex code and start looking forward to hearing about all the news the DataAccess team is showcasing at the upcoming DataFlex conference on 10 & 11 October in Split, Croatia EDUC 2024
We can already reveal that the conference will be packed with super topical and technical presentations from Data Access’s TechStack portfolio. This ambitious project will replace the current Win32 base with an OS-independent new technology stack. In the future, you will be able to run your DataFlex applications on Windows, Linux or even Mac OS. It is not without reason that the theme is; ‘DataFlex to New Horizons’. You can experience this up close and personal in Split. Read more about the conference at this link
Charlotte will, true to tradition, provide a drink at the bar :=)
The workshops (which this time are all-day) take place in the days leading up to the conference – Tuesday 9 October and Wednesday 10 October. You can choose between Secure with DataFlex, Drill down App, or Build customisable dashboards – read more here.
To register for EDUC click here. Or contact Therese, she will be happy to help you get registered correctly.
We have chosen to feature a success story about how one DataFlex developer helps another DataFlex developer with a solution of great benefit to the company.
Carsten Trolle from Løgstrup A/S has given us this story:
Løgstrup Steel had a challenge distributing updates to their LogCalc application (DataFlex Windows). The application is used by their customers and partners and is based on local databases that need to be synchronised regularly (both ways), both the content and the table definitions and the application itself. Carsten therefore contacted Nils Svedmyr, RDC Tools. He had heard about DUF via the DataFlex Forum.
Nils has developed the Database Update Framework (DUF), which is a tool for robust and secure updating of applications and databases on remote installations. Based on this, he has created a solution for Løgstrup Steel that solves the challenge – listed below:
Multiple data folders that can be set up/modified by the end user. Both for the embedded database and for the SQL database.
– Automated updating of data, files and programmes using a secure FTP server to download new files and/or data to be added to the existing database.
– Automatic database update that automatically changes the structure of the database on remote installation sites.
Read more on our website at this link
Carsten Trolle says:
‘It has saved a huge amount of time maintaining this application, not only for Løgstrup, but especially for our customers.’
You can meet Carsten at the EDUC 2024 conference in Split in October 😊
We’d love to hear from others with great stories.
Sincerely yours
FrontIoT ApS