Resiak1811 Posted 6 hours ago Posted 6 hours ago Hi, long story short, I was using SQLite for nearly 4 years now as a standalone (local single-user) application (using a DB of course..) but now, I need to switch to something else for a multi-user environment (2 warehouses .. maybe 2 local-users, 3-4 external-users) : for the local users : I will create a server on my computer and sharing the DB over the network for the external users : a external server for hosting the DB (with a few update(backup) here and there so no-realtime DB) My question is ..since SQLite is a local single-user environment, which UDF should I use ? I just start using EZmySql.au3 but I don't know if its a good choice ? thank for your advice !
argumentum Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago ...make a script that will listen on TCP, get the SQL and return the answer ? Or use switch to MariaDB or the like ? How many requests a second do you make ? 29 minutes ago, Resiak1811 said: I need to switch to something else for a multi-user environment (2 warehouses .. maybe 2 local-users, 3-4 external-users) : Code it as an API web sites make and return a JSON ? For the SSL part use Apache ? Follow the link to my code contribution ( and other things too ). FAQ - Please Read Before Posting.
Resiak1811 Posted 5 hours ago Author Posted 5 hours ago Quote How many requests a second do you make ? not much ... the application is for locating the item in the warehouse ... (a lot of items) / knowing the qty we have / I use the app. to add order (with the item who left the warehouse) ... don't know if you understand ?
argumentum Posted 5 hours ago Posted 5 hours ago 6 minutes ago, Resiak1811 said: don't know if you understand ? I don't have to understand other than how often requests get and if a single threaded program ( AutoIt ) can handle it. The rest is up to you. What do you wanna have. The link I gave you is what I would use. Follow the link to my code contribution ( and other things too ). FAQ - Please Read Before Posting.
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