On 4/5/08 3:47 AM, Dan Friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi Dan,
I read that Valentina is a single user database. From page 251 of the
Revolution user guide:
Valentina is a fast, efficient single-user database engine for
Mac OS X, and Windows systems.
Well, this means only that
--- Dan Friedman [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Greetings!
If I'm using Revolution standalones on a series of
clients, and I want to
store semi-large to large amounts of data on a
server and allow multiple
users access to this data simultaneously, is my ONLY
choice MySQL - on a
server that
Dan Friedman wrote:
Greetings!
If I'm using Revolution standalones on a series of clients, and I want to
store semi-large to large amounts of data on a server and allow multiple
users access to this data simultaneously, is my ONLY choice MySQL - on a
server that allows remote SQL data access?
Dan,
If your data is read only, then all you have to do is lock the disk
on which it resides. All users with permission to access that disk
will be able to read it.
Paul Looney
On Apr 4, 2008, at 4:25 PM, Dan Friedman wrote:
Greetings!
If I'm using Revolution standalones on a series of
Greetings!
If I'm using Revolution standalones on a series of clients, and I want to
store semi-large to large amounts of data on a server and allow multiple
users access to this data simultaneously, is my ONLY choice MySQL - on a
server that allows remote SQL data access? Are there any other
Not at all! for starters:
OPEN SOURCE: PostGreSQL http://www.postgresql.org/
FAST: Valentinahttp://www.paradigmasoft.com/
Greetings!
If I'm using Revolution standalones on a series of clients, and I want to
store semi-large to large amounts of data on a server and
I read that Valentina is a single user database. From page 251 of the
Revolution user guide:
Valentina is a fast, efficient single-user database engine for
Mac OS X, and Windows systems.
I went to Valentina's web site, but yicks! I can't make heads or tails out
of any of it!
-Dan
