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Hi, I’m writing a database that will be accessed remotely
over Ethernet. I had started to write a protocol that would float on top of
TCP/IP but after reading some posts here it seems that it would be overkill. Is
it practical to access the database file remotely and run commands on it from
the remote PC? Are there going to be problems with sharing conflicts with more
than one application accessing the database simultaneously? I know from reading
some Sqlite documentation that there is some protection built into Sqlite. Does
it work automatically or is there something I’d have to do at the
operating system level? FYI: I’m using Linux for the computer where the
database is stored and windows for the machine that will remotely access the
database over Ethernet. Thanks again, Richard. |
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