The tool is generated by linking the distributed object with the module containing the data base schema and the data base engine library. This tool is generated by linking the distributed object with the module containing the data base schema and the data base engine library. It gives the user a special unique identifier of the server machine. This information will be required to register WWW Data. Since WWW Data has its own relational data base to handle the data, no other external data base system will be required - People who want to publish their data and cannot afford big, expensive data base systems, once they have WWW Data, do not need anything else.
Different people can access the same data base with different privileges.
WWW Data uses only standard interfaces, communication mechanisms - WWW Data does not require any specific WWW server. WWW Data Man Machine Interface uses menus, buttons and so on, to allow the end users to enter their commands. WWW Data does not require a long and tiring training to be operated - As soon as WWW Data starts it shows some data to the end users. From the very beginning end users can operate the system, navigate and manipulate the data, using WWW Data intuitive and simple commands. By interacting with the system, and observing how it behaves, soon end users learn how to combine the WWW Data basic commands to perform complex queries.