CoreData vs. SQLite for Multi-User Simultaneous Access
CoreData vs. SQLite for Multi-User Simultaneous Access
- Subject: CoreData vs. SQLite for Multi-User Simultaneous Access
- From: Robert Sesek <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 17 May 2006 18:41:24 -0700
Hi,
I'm in the process of writing a data entry application and I'm
planning out how I should store the data. Currently, I'm using a
compiled SQLite static library, but I have a few questions.
The data is stored in a single SQLite database, which is stored on an
network volume that the users will connect to when entering data and
it will be opened in the application. I want multiple users to
simultaneously access this database file and manipulate the data rows
without having to close the file on one computer to open it on
another (hence why I chose to go with SQLite).
I have two questions:
1) Will this actually work if I stick with my SQLite static-library
backend? Can multiple users access my single database file
simultaneously and add/update rows without problems (as long as I
refresh my NSTableView every so often)?
2) Could I switch to using CoreData and still keep a simultaneous
multi-user environment? I don't think I'll switch to CoreData, but I
would like to know if CoreData can handle that for future projects.
Thanks!
Robert Sesek
Email: email@hidden
www.iris-studios.com
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