Kurt Kaufman wrote:
I know there was a discussion on this topic about a year ago, when I
inquired about the necessity of using a formal database extension to
Rev vs. a text file vs. multiple substacks. I ended up going with
the substacks as in doing so multiple users could concurrently access
different records, and the data of the individual records (in this
case) did not need to be combined in any way. Would it have been
possible to allow multiuser access had I used a single text file
instead of multiple substacks?
Possible but difficult. Sufficiently difficult that I'd say it wouldn't
be worth it.
If you have multiple simultaneous users including one (or some) doing
updates, then use a database. (or multiple substacks, but personally I'd
just go the whole hog and use a database).
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