Multi-user stack question

[Jim Schaubeck]

Thanks everyone for helping with this!  I didn't know the first thing  
about databases but with your help, some reading and many hours of  
keyboard time, I ended up using mysql on a mac-mini.  I must  
say...this program does rock!  Did you ever just get darn proud of  
getting something working?  very cool...the problem is find cooler to  
add and I don't finish the details of the last feature I was working  
on...I have to set deadlines for myself.

I using Navicat to make MySQL a bit easier to work with (there's free  
tools but I'm green enough).  I had to work out some firewall issues  
and VPN stuff causing error msgs but got past that (I work for Cisco  
and there's no shortage of folks around to help with that!)
I saw Trevor's stack but I stuck with standard SQL code in RunRev.   
So far, I'm just using SELECT/WHERE, ADD, DELETE,  UPDATE/SET.  The  
rest of the work of editing, searching, etc is done via RunRev once I  
have the data from the table.  RunRev does all of the heavy lifting.

Thanks again folks !!  You are very helpful.  I hope I can give back  
to this list some day,
Jim




On Dec 13, 2006, at 7:21 PM, Kay C Lan wrote:

> On 12/10/06, Mark Wieder <mwieder at ahsoftware.net> wrote:
>>
>>
>> Normally I would say altSQLite would be a great choice for this app,
>
>
> Are you sure about this.?
>
> I was under the impression that altSQLite ( I guess soon to be  
> revSQLite) is
> an embedded 'single instance' database. How would you propose to  
> handle the
> multi-user networked environment that Jim mentioned?
>
> Just wondering if there is more to altSQLite than I understand.
>
> Waiting for 2.7.5 and altSQLite might not get Jim any closer to a
> solution:-)
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