Just a question that someone may be able to point me to the literature. I
would like to put a Rev stack on a server and allow multiple users access to
it. How is this done? Jim
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On Dec 22, 2003, at 1:26 PM, Jim Carwardine wrote:
Just a question that someone may be able to point me to the
literature. I
would like to put a Rev stack on a server and allow multiple users
access to
it. How is this done? Jim
Jim, when this subject came up before it was the consensus that
Without re-discussing that thread, it sounds like the best approach is to
have a Rev client front-ending a real database app (Oracle, etc.) on the
server. Is that true? Jim
on 12/22/03 7:47 PM, Alex Rice wrote:
On Dec 22, 2003, at 1:26 PM, Jim Carwardine wrote:
Just a question that
Jim Carwardine wrote:
Just a question that someone may be able to point me to the literature. I
would like to put a Rev stack on a server and allow multiple users access to
it. How is this done?
It depends on what you need. If you are using the stack only for storage you
might find the most
On Dec 22, 2003, at 5:10 PM, Jim Carwardine wrote:
Without re-discussing that thread, it sounds like the best approach is
to
have a Rev client front-ending a real database app (Oracle, etc.) on
the
server. Is that true? Jim
Yes definitely. PostgreSQL is a good one to look at. Of course MySQL
You don't want to run a single copy of a Rev stack by multiple users on
a server. Each use would be able to open it and save to it but their
version would overwrite any changes others have made. This would not be
good.
However, you should be able to have a server Rev application which
talks
I am interested in see what we can do without using an external
multi-user dBase, sticking with Rev stack (s), as a data respository
(s) on a server, with multi-user access.
We are also interested in storing data on a stack on a server, in our case
the data would be accessed and updated using
I am interested in see what we can do without using an external
multi-user dBase, sticking with Rev stack (s), as a data respository
(s) on a server, with multi-user access.
Can a stack on a local station do something like
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