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Thank you very much Pizentios for your advice. I'll give it a try.

"...as we have no idea of what your application does..."

Briefly, it's just about tracking some business processes:

Import some data (CSV or Excel files from various sources AKA departments)
There are about 1000 records every day
Every record should have a status
If a record is "imported" (or initial) status is 0
If the process is finished status is "solved"
Status is from 0 up to ~50
That means: "initial", "phoned customer", "emailed customer", "sent snail mail to customer"... "you didn't pay - go to jail"..."solved"
If the data matches some criterion (on import), status should be updated automatically
Sometimes the operators need to update status manually
Sometimes the operators need to add some comments to the records
If some status is reached, the data is to be exported as CSV or Excel file for further processing by the next department
Every record needs to be "checked out" by it's operator and marked as "locked"
If a record is "checked out" and marked as "locked" it should be visible to the other operators but not editable
There is a need for some "role concept" (from "read-only" up to do "everything")

I described the software stack i use :-)

Best regards, Karl

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