[email protected]> wrote: > Thanks Dannis, > > The problem is a little bigger. I must have 2 instances of same table: > original and latest. Then my problem is what is the best way to: > - transform 'original' with same data as 'latest'. This is 'save'. > - transform 'latest' with same data as 'original'. This is 'undo'. > > I must always have 2 tables. Client will read from original and > Administrator will make changes. Then, if Administrator wants to apply > those changes to Client a copy from 'latest' to 'original' must happen. > > Francisco A >
Francisco, you probably want to find some easy solution and I understand that. But what about just adding some extra logic inside your own code. What is undo feature, it's just information about what should be done in order to reverse changes. So you could create your own log table inside your sqlite base logging your changes.It works if all the changes is controlled by you, so before any DELETE, INSERT, UPDATE you can prepare this information and write it into your log table. In case you want to apply undo, you read this information and make all necessary undo operations. Max _______________________________________________ sqlite-users mailing list [email protected] http://sqlite.org:8080/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/sqlite-users
