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> Benjamin Pflugmann wrote:
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>  > I do not think that there is an really "elegant" solution.
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>  > Greetings,
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>  >    Benjamin.
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> Many thanks Benjamin, this is a helpful addition to my own thoughts. I'm 
> pleased that I can rule out using the logs.
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> I also had the idea for a mirror/archive of each table, so I was pleased 
> to see it in your suggestion. I think that with this solution, the 
> process of making the copy does not interfere too much with the process 
> of updating the master. And, it is a bit more self-documenting than the 
> other methods, even if it uses more space.
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> I'm only likely to have a few thousand records (though each may contain 
> a lot of text) which will change infrequently. I can leave it to the 
> module that retrieves old versions to work out exactly what changed and 
> when.
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> Thanks again
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> Richard
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