Can it be a speed gain if I split up the interface and the
datastructure in two files, and have the interface file local on every
computer and that this interface file use the datafile on a remote
server?

Is it possible, and is there som problmes with this way of building my
new solution??

I am trying to figure out the best way of planning the rebuild of my
filemaker reservationsystem with remote remote offices with fmp 7 (or
fmp8..), and I feel that I have not broken the "code" to use fmp 7 the
most optimal way yet...

It would be great with som fundamental tips of thinking for fmp7.

Nicolay

In article <42c09329$0$18638$14726298 (AT) news (DOT) sunsite.dk>,
nflaaten (AT) onlinenospam (DOT) no says...
If you are serious about fast remote access, I strongly recommend you
evaluate setting up a Terminal Server.

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsserv...rminalservices
/default.mspx

NicolayFlaaten wrote:
used approach. You actually lose a
little speed, but the database becomes
much easier to maintain when changing
layouts. Just create the necessary file
references on the local files.