On 7/15/2026 11:33 AM, David G. Pickett via gnucash-user wrote:
It occurred to me that, once a save has been completed, gnucash could delete the lock file. This would allow either another user of networked files or a botch run for finance quotes to update the file. If the running original gnucash goes to modify his memory or display a new page or report, a flag can tell it that it deleted the lock, and so check the age of the file and reload if necessary before creating a new lock file. This is a lot of functionality and not a lot of code to get file sharing.
Supporting multiple concurrent users properly is a lot more complicated than that. Look up what a "database manger" does.
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