>Hi,
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>Have a look at www.ogc.gov.bc.ca. On the left hand side of the page click on Pipelines and Facilities, then Search Pipeline Database. When you get to the British Columbia Pipeline Query System page, you've left my client's server and are on my server on my home office. Have a look in the address line of your browser and you'll see wc.dll?mycode etc. All the pages are done by modifying the examples from wwc.

I brought up your query page. Knowing nothing about the subject matter I didn't try to run a query.

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>The pages are still a bit rough but it got my client started.

You mean no dancing applets? :-)


>A more powerful demo for your client would be a view of his data on the web. You probably have a vfp table that is an inventory of his time-share rooms. If you sent me this vfp table we could publish this table at my site.

I would like to work with you on this if they give the word. I'm still getting the remaining bugs out of my basic system and the client has said nothing about a web site at this point. I can see how a web site could help them. For instance, they have a Rental department where timeshare owners can rent out their week or a part of their week. Rentals has been swamped with calls during ski season and often are late returning calls. A web site could show exactly which units and times were available for rent and could even take a credit card to make a deposit.

Since you have recently implemented WWC, you are in a good position to get us started down the road.

I hope to wrap up the basic system within a few weeks and I'll start making some officials suggestions after that.

Peter Robinson