--- Paul DuBois <pa...@snake.net> wrote:
At 8:44 -0700 10/11/02, Shane Corgatelli wrote:
Here's my situation. I'm planning on developing an
application using the embedded library so my client
doesn't have to worry about managing the database
server. The problem is that it's a multiple user,
multiple machine application. So they all need to
access the same data.
If it's multiple machine, you can't use the embedded
server. It doesn't support outside connections.
I don't need external connections. I want to run two
independent servers (embedded in this case) on the
same data that is stored on a network share. I know
this is a bad idea under Linux. I'm wondering if the
external locking on Windows is reliable enough to do
it? It would really simplify my client's life it is.
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