I have a client who wants to develop his own system that will interface with
the one that I have provided and for which I have a maintenance contract. He
tells me that he will need to write to the tables that belong to my system and
has asked me if thats OK. I feel that if he starts to modify the contents
and/or structure of 'my' tables, I can no longer be responsible for the
integrity of the data in my system. I need to give him my answer and wonder if
anyone has experience to share on this subject. I'm thinking that I will not
allow this and will suggest that if he wants, I can give him a quote on the
source files for my system and he can take over the maintenance. Any ideas or
suggestions will be very welcome. TIA
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