Error: Unable to open the database file

[Dr. Hawkins]

On Wed, Apr 6, 2016 at 8:32 AM, Ray <ray at linkit.com> wrote:

> Richard - thanks for this advice.  It's really quite helpful.  We've
> abandoned the sqLite idea but I think mySQL should work fine.  The purpose
> of this database is to maintain an index of bug reports. The bug reports
> themselves are actually Livecode stacks.  The database will serve as an
> index to all bug reports.  The plan is to have just single table of about
> four columns; username, bug name, date, and status.  Hopefully it will stay
> this simple.
>

if it's a single "INSERT" or "UPDATE", I don't know of barriers to mySQL.
In my case, those are the exception.

I also try to keep my code such that I could switch back and forth, so I
have some IF s and SWITCHS  around in my live code to deal with those
differences.


> Since we'll be updating an entire record at a time I don't think the lack
> of dependency will ever be a problem, but let me know what you think.
>

If you only update the record, my concerns aren't there.  But if you want
to, perhaps, simultaneously update that record and "recents", or the
user's's history, or . . .





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