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NX: Local mode question

 
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Running on local mode. It's local only for the person thats started the application on that machine but that means that nobody else could connect to that database?. If I decide to run it as local it suppose to bypass all the network code just for me but what happens if somebody else try to connect to that database. It should be available? or not?,
 
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Originally posted by Bartolo Almeda:
Running on local mode. It's local only for the person thats started the application on that machine but that means that nobody else could connect to that database?. If I decide to run it as local it suppose to bypass all the network code just for me but what happens if somebody else try to connect to that database. It should be available? or not?,


my instructions said to assume that will never happen, in some other words of course, are you sure yours doesn't say the same thing?
 
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my instructions said to assume that will never happen, in some other words of course, are you sure yours doesn't say the same thing?


Where the instructions say that?
 
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Originally posted by Bartolo Almeda:

Where the instructions say that?



You may assume that at any moment, at most one program is accessing the database file; therefore your locking system only needs to be concerned with multiple concurrent clients of your server



maybe you can search for some of that text in your file
 
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Thanks for the note, I consider this a closed issue.
 
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