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Message: [QUOTE="Robert_Zenz, post: 84513, member: 17240"] Hello. That's more or less easy to achieve. I'd suggest that you write a class which is holding and storing the connection to the database (using SQL or ODBC). From there you wrap the Command/ExecuteReader/ExecuteScalar/ExecuteNonQuery methods. With a timer you can frequently check if the database is still avalaible, if not, then you bypass the given into a text/sql file and the moment the database comes back on you execute everything within there. The search feature is different...it's easy to put SQL-Queries together, all you have to do is look what search options they need, and provide the textfields for the searchwords. Bobby [/QUOTE]