Hiya,
It depends on what your concern is: Do you want to allow them both
write access?
If they both have the ability to write, then the last to write will
be the one visible - This is the standard behaviour.
If you want to ensure only one is able to update a field then you
lock down their access.
If you plan on the need for a rollback, for whatever reason, then you
might as well implement a tracking option to list all the changes (I
do this for accountability, not for data restore).
Cheers,
Luis.
On 22 Sep 2008, at 15:36, Klaus Major wrote:
Hi Luis,
Hiya,
I suppose you could have a column for each, and each entry tagged
with the user ID and time.
If both values need to be shown you could display the data for
both on a table showing the change and the time it was committed.
Yes, I found a similar solution on the net, but I was strongly
hoping there is a much more clever and obvious solution that I was
just overlooking ;-)
Cheers,
Luis.
Best
Klaus Major
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