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Old 12-09-2011, 11:30 AM   #7
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Originally Posted by Bernie123 View Post
OK thanks, In this day of shared access I do see this as a major weakness in the software. Most modern databases offer shared access with record locking for editing. Its a great pity as I love the product in all other aspects it works well
The file system is part (the actual book part) of the database.
'Record locking' that when it is used in any way(RWDC), is a big hurdle.
It has to work flawlessly cross platform
it has to work on a simple, User class CPU (Think Project Gutenberg. How many RACKS of servers just to make that work?)

There are some very smart (not me) people working on this
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