A data file that is not related to or does not contain any linkages to another file. It is generally used for stand-alone lists. When files must be related (customers to orders, vendors to purchases, ...

The days when a brand only needed one website to house its online presence are long gone. Today, webinars, events, pop-up shops and product promotions all require their own microsites or landing pages ...

We have multiple users accessing a flat file database -- specifically an Access 97 database.<BR><BR>We've got a few problems with it:<BR>An Access 97 user and an Access 2000 user can access it at the ...

All it takes is the right tools to extend the life span -- and leverage the business value of -- legacy apps A trend dubbed “legacy evolution” offers hope if you work at one of the estimated 10,000 ...

Excel possesses formidable database powers. Creating a relational database starts with a Master table that links it to subordinates, called (awkwardly) Slave, Child, or Detail tables. Before we dive ...

The shiny key-shaped SplashID Key Safe looks great, and its simple flat-file database of private information offers many ways to view and access sensitive data. However, its password management is ...

It's easy to create a custom logging framework to log your .Net application's errors and events to a flat file, a database, or the event log You will often want to log events or errors as they occur ...

Flat file databases cause insertion, deletion and update anomalies. Use of relational databases where primary and foreign keys are used to link tables helps overcome these issues. Analysis Inputs, ...