No.
Using an SQL database just means you are deciding where you are going to save your data. The way the program works is that it loads your data file into memory and any changes you make are done in memory. Data is not saved anywhere until you specifically write it to wherever you store it. There's no multiple access, no simultaneous updating. If someone else loads the same datafile into memory, whatever changes either user makes, the file that becomes the permanent data file is the one written last.
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