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Old 07-09-2009, 2:56 PM
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Default Choose the right start?

Hi guys

I learned a lot in this tread

I have to realize that I (hate to say it) must start over.

So what I’m going to make, is a program that can:
  • Hold the data needed
  • Have more than one person to work in the program and updating the data (It’s not a requirement that it’s the same data/records they update (but it would be nice), but at least I’ll make a functionality that locks the data that one person is editing, so that there are no overwrite of data.
  • The database MUST be on a share network

So… I really need some advice on which kind of database I need to create/use, to make sure that the 3 above items is “do-able”.

Earlier I created it (manually) without using the wizards in visual studio, but I ended up with being way over my head. I used an Access database to do this. But – as mentioned earlier – I couldn’t make it happen.

Thanks for any help and hints
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