Most large organizations do not want all end users querying their back-end databases because of the network traffic it creates as well as the impact on operational systems. How does CONNX handle this?
CONNX has an extensive security model, which allows database administrators to determine which tables are available for query usage by end users. Many customers use CONNX views, and limit the users to those views. This allows database administrators to control the types of queries being issued against the database, and minimize their impact by designing queries that take advantage of the existing indexes on the database tables. Regarding network traffic, CONNX is designed specifically to reduce network traffic by performing all possible data filtering on the database server, and only returning the results to the PC. Back to top You say that CONNX can deliver its functions “without major programming effort.” What programming is required? How is it deployed, etc.? programming effort”. What programming is required, how is it deployed etc? The use of CONNX is effortless. The installation and configuration of CONNX takes about 15 minutes. After that, you simply use a front-end report writer
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