> > Two users – members of staff – enter data. Each user enters a new > invoice. One of these entries gets rolled back. What should their > software do ? Or should it just return an error message to the user ? >
Multi-user data entry is not a part of my intended use case. I think other database engines are better suited for this need. It could be done, though, if you had an easy way to check for conflicts on commit. This change would get us much closer to this than we are now. My particular use case is for data verification. I have one part of the system that does some computation. I then have another part of the system that verifies that computation. I don't want the "verifier" to write to the database; that data will be written by the true data owner. However, the verifier to redo some of the inserts/deletes in order for the computation to come out correctly. _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list sqlite-users@mailinglists.sqlite.org http://mailinglists.sqlite.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
