Released in version 2.97
Integrated client-server security is now a reality with version 2.97. This means that the application’s users can be configured to retain their existing SQL server or Windows security context when sending user queries and commands. A user can simply be flagged to use integrated security (Figure 23). A Conductor4SQL user without appropriate permissions, executing certain commands on client-servers, will therefore adhere to existing security conditions.
Figure 23 – Integrated client security with user setup
In Conductor4SQL setting up date synchronization and consolidating data from client-servers is a simple procedure. The “Enable Reverse Data Sync” option (Figure 24) further allows for central data to be synchronized back to the distributed client-servers. Combined, this is currently a single cohesive setup, greatly simplifying bi-directional data syncing. This unifies your business data for optimal management and allows for your business application to integrate to the resulting data sync structure.
Figure 24 – Data synchronization
An enhanced dashboard screen (Figure 25) displays further information, including any errors returned from client-servers, database version exceptions and data syncing variations. Clicking on the “Details” button below each indicator navigates to the “Central Client Control” screen to display detailed messages.
Figure 25 – Central Client Dashboard screen
