Phil,
Thank you for enlighting the multiuser/concurrent usage problem.
I wouldn't like to suppress the importance of point 3) and especially point
1).
Just, let me couple of thoughts on point 2) since I walked into that.
jsled noted that resolving ad 2) would require some serious
Phil Longstaff wrote:
1) locking/transactions - db transactions are used whenever an object is
written or updated. However, no locking is done, and there are certain cases
where related objects are not saved in the same db transaction, because the
back-end does not have enough
Hi,
I'm very interested to use the new db backend in the upcoming 2.4 series.
Thinking about this, I was wondering if the current implementation deals well
with multi-user access to the same db. I mean can two users from two different
computers use gnucash with the same (postgres or mysql)
On September 6, 2009 06:37:32 am Geert Janssens wrote:
Hi,
I'm very interested to use the new db backend in the upcoming 2.4 series.
Thinking about this, I was wondering if the current implementation deals
well with multi-user access to the same db. I mean can two users from two
different
