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Don't know why this struck me, but, let's say we have a
multi-user environment and that we will use cursors within our
application(s). IOW, any N users could have N cursors active in the
database.
Now, what would be the issues related to an RBase-type DBMS,
i.e. not truly client-server versus those related to a true client-server DBMS,
such as DB2, Oracle, SQL Server, ETC.
I guess specifically, in a true client-server DBMS, does the
SERVER manage ALL active cursors as opposed to RBase, where (if my thinking is
valid) cursors are managed within each client-user's own "workspace", i.e. on
their own PC ...
Too many free clock ticks,
Steve in Memphis
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