On Jan 13, 2011, at 1:05 PM, Paul McNett wrote:
> Oh, and just a sidenote: while we don't officially support it, I know of a
> handful of
> these users that have networked their sqlite database. Multiple workstations
> on their
> network successfully read/write to the single shared sqlite database. There
> haven't
> been any issues with this, which does surprise me a little. I'd imagine there
> will be
> scaling problems if they try to get dozens of computers connected to the same
> database at the same time though.
The networking/scaling possibilities/limitations of sqlite are no
different than for VFP using DBFs. Before I learned how to use VFP with
database servers, I created several large networked multi-user apps that worked
just fine. The highest concurrent usage was 400 users.
-- Ed Leafe
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