On 03/02/11 18:26, Frank Budinsky wrote:
Hi,
In a previous exchange Damian told me:
You can't write
to the same TDB store from different processes.
I'm wondering if there are any safe exceptions? For example, is it safe if
one process always adds/removes/updates statements in named graphs, while
the other process works exclusively in the default graph (i.e., the graphs
being used by the two processes are completely independent)? Is this safe,
or am I treading on thin ice by using the same TDB store for both
processes?
No - it's not safe.
One process must control all the database files and have exclusive access.
You can use Fuseki as a database server then have several applications
accessing and modifying the data.
Andy
