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elie7 (TechnicalUser)
4 Mar 10 20:49
SQL Server 2005:

Scenario:

I have created three databases containing patient data/info and am tasked with providing access from external pcs. The key requirement is the need for end-users to be able to access/add data to these databases from a simple front end; i.e. API or webform. Has anyone had any experience with what to use to accomplish this? Suggestions? Ideas?

Thanks in advance.
jaxtell (Programmer)
5 Mar 10 9:30
That's a very broad description of the requirements.  In any case, you'll need to program (or find/buy) an application to implement your business rules and interact with the database.  What programming languages do you know?

I assume the information in the three databases is related.  Is there any particular reason you decided to create three databases instead of just one?

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