[Gllug] A programming question. long.

[David Irvine]

> Why not use an SQL lock? Are you using a proper
> database? If so, it may also
> have transactions, which are also useful. Even MySQL
> supports table locking.
> Postgres will allow you to lock rows (IIRC -
> certainly, commercial dbs do),
> which might be even more to your liking.
>


The nice way to do it is from the sql server, I will
probably be using Postgresql. Just looking for the
best way to do it. 

Ta

David




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