Hi,

and many thanks for your reply. My application has two tables. In a nutshell: the first table is inventory management and the second table is a manual log. The tables are linked over product_id. The users can write in the second table only (in essence, a current comment from the user view). This means, they will never update the same record, they just write in the same table. The likelihood of writing at the same time up to millisecond is probably low. Would you say it is still useful to set $dbh->sqlite_busy_timeout( $ms ) here?

My concern was the packed Tk front-end as well, since many / several users would start the same programm over the link. Well, probably 20-30 is not too many. I will try to find out where the %temp% is located as Anonymous Monk proposed here.

The clients' update would be less of a concern in my specific case. The users make their notes to the different products. In the moment that they would like to see the actual chain of log records to the certain product they load the id manually.

In reply to Re^2: Simultaneous access to the tk script by Anonymous Monk
in thread Simultaneous access to the tk script by Anonymous Monk

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