RE: [PHP-DB] Access a Flat File DB - How?

2002-11-12 Thread John W. Holmes
> On another topic...Does MySQL handle record locking and prevent
multiple
> open edits by different users?

Yes.

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Re: [PHP-DB] Access a Flat File DB - How?

2002-11-12 Thread Crony
On another topic...Does MySQL handle record locking and prevent multiple
open edits by different users?

"Maxim Maletsky" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Risks are to share properly the data. You can never rely on the accuracy
> of data in the flat files as those could be changing at the same
> instance as your application is reading it. RDMS (not mySQL) can handle
> it under relational logic mechanisms, meaning they would not read the
> data that is currently being written and would not write the data that
> is currently being read.
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> "Crony" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote... :
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> > I have written a few small apps in PHP and MySQL. These were mostly
copy,
> > paste and change and fairly easy. I now wnat ot connect to a flat file
dbase
> > that is used by another enterprise app. Then I want to start normal PHP
> > programming. Is there any risk in doing this? Where do I start?
> >
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Re: [PHP-DB] Access a Flat File DB - How?

2002-11-12 Thread Maxim Maletsky

Risks are to share properly the data. You can never rely on the accuracy
of data in the flat files as those could be changing at the same
instance as your application is reading it. RDMS (not mySQL) can handle
it under relational logic mechanisms, meaning they would not read the
data that is currently being written and would not write the data that
is currently being read.


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"Crony" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote... :

> I have written a few small apps in PHP and MySQL. These were mostly copy,
> paste and change and fairly easy. I now wnat ot connect to a flat file dbase
> that is used by another enterprise app. Then I want to start normal PHP
> programming. Is there any risk in doing this? Where do I start?
> 
> 
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[PHP-DB] Access a Flat File DB - How?

2002-11-11 Thread Crony
I have written a few small apps in PHP and MySQL. These were mostly copy,
paste and change and fairly easy. I now wnat ot connect to a flat file dbase
that is used by another enterprise app. Then I want to start normal PHP
programming. Is there any risk in doing this? Where do I start?




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