In my AutoIT app, I would like to allow user to edit values of a MySQL database through a GUI Interface,
but since this database is accessed (read and write) by many users at the same time and this is a very important database,
I afraid my AutoIT application damage the database when write to it without any prevention.
I mean what it's going to happen if my app write to the database while some other users open the record
and in a edit mode through their own interface/GUI ? What if my app and the user write the database on the
same time? and other scenario that I cant think at this moment?
If it dangerous, I will only display the value through my app and display a message to ask the user to
edit the value manually through their own interface/GUI.
If this important to tell: the user's gui is created using visual foxpro and access to the mysql through ODBC.
I hope somebody understand what I mean :-D
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, everybody![:)]()
but since this database is accessed (read and write) by many users at the same time and this is a very important database,
I afraid my AutoIT application damage the database when write to it without any prevention.
I mean what it's going to happen if my app write to the database while some other users open the record
and in a edit mode through their own interface/GUI ? What if my app and the user write the database on the
same time? and other scenario that I cant think at this moment?
If it dangerous, I will only display the value through my app and display a message to ask the user to
edit the value manually through their own interface/GUI.
If this important to tell: the user's gui is created using visual foxpro and access to the mysql through ODBC.
I hope somebody understand what I mean :-D
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year, everybody
