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by mjevans
3117 days ago
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They probably would use Excel or something; and they'd be horridly wrong. One of the major features of a database is to allow multiple users to simultaneously work on the set of data as a whole without unexpected data loss or conflict*. (Obviously if two workers need to update the same resources and are working with external programs those need to request the correct locks and/or have transaction mechanisms that make sense.) |
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