NOVELL TECHNICAL INFORMATION DOCUMENT

TITLE:              NWAdmin Snapin sample for a Database
DOCUMENT ID:        TID022072
DOCUMENT REVISION:  A
DATE:               30MAR95
ALERT STATUS:       Yellow
INFORMATION TYPE:   Issue
README FOR:         DBSAMP.EXE

NOVELL PRODUCT and VERSION:
NetWare Client SDK 1.0e

ABSTRACT:

This code has two snapin modules for manipulating Datbase Objects and Database
User Objects.  NDS is extended to handle these objects by the app install. 
Likewise, uninstall will remove these objects out of the tree.  There is also
a client windows app and an NLM that demonstrate how to locate services
without using SAP.  NDS is leveraged to store network addresses and both the
NLM and the client piece use NDS to connect.  More information is provided in
the REAME.1ST document sent with this archive.

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ISSUE

Developers wanted to see a complete Client/Server solution that leveraged NDS
and leveraged NWAdmin to administer the application.  This is a simplified
version of a Database.


Self-Extracting File Name:  DBSAMP.EXE     Revision:  A

Files Included     Size     Date      Time

\
  DBSAMP.TXT         (This File)
  README.1ST       2925   03-30-95    3:16p
\DBAPP\CLIENT\
     DBAPP.C      29293   01-12-95    9:18a
     DBAPP.H        540   01-04-95    2:46p
    DBAPP.RC       2507   01-04-95    3:06p
   DBAPP.BMP        246   01-04-95    2:39p
   DBAPP.EXE      82791   01-12-95    9:18a
   DBAPP.ICO        766   01-04-95    2:55p
\DBAPP\SERVER\
     DBNLM.C       9915   01-12-95    9:35a
     DBNLM.H        590   12-01-94    8:40a
    MAKEFILE       2233   01-04-95   12:59p
   DBNLM.DEF        310   11-30-94    4:24p
   DBNLM.LNK        668   01-04-95    1:00p
   DBNLM.MAP      24454   01-05-95    2:33p
   DBNLM.NLM      12792   01-05-95    2:33p
   DBNLM.OBJ      12956   01-05-95    2:33p
\DBINST\
    DBINST.C      16098   01-12-95    8:41a
  DBINST.EXE     227394   01-12-95    8:41a
\DBSNAPIN\
      DB.BMP        246   11-29-94   10:42a
     DBA.BMP        310   11-29-94   10:42a
     DBS.BMP        246   12-19-94   11:26a
    DBRO.BMP        246   11-29-94   10:42a
    DBSA.BMP        310   12-19-94   11:26a
   DBSRO.BMP        246   12-19-94   11:26a
  DBSNAPIN.C      62978   03-13-95    8:49a
  DBSNAPIN.H       3813   01-04-95   10:44a
 DBSNAPIN.RC       5116   01-04-95   10:47a
DBSNAPIN.DEF        218   01-04-95   10:45a
DBSNAPIN.DLL     112799   03-13-95    8:51a
\DBUNINST\
  DBUNINST.C       7668   01-04-95   10:39a
DBUNINST.EXE     220388   01-04-95   10:39a
\DBUSNAP\
      DB.BMP        246   11-29-94   10:42a
     DBA.BMP        310   11-29-94   10:42a
     DBS.BMP        246   12-19-94   11:26a
    DBRO.BMP        246   11-29-94   10:42a
    DBSA.BMP        310   12-19-94   11:26a
   DBSRO.BMP        246   12-19-94   11:26a
   DBUSNAP.C      16899   01-13-95   10:30a
   DBUSNAP.H       1806   01-13-95    9:39a
  DBUSNAP.RC       1753   01-13-95   10:21a
 DBUSNAP.DEF        208   01-13-95    8:29a
 DBUSNAP.DLL      25211   01-13-95   10:31a


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