Re: [Time-table-devl] Greetings...

[graeme @ g. <fos...@gm...>]

Hi Anil,

Sorry for the delay in getting back to you. You raise some valid point 
which we should discuss, however I have been unwell for the last few 
days and because of that I'm not up to much at the moment. I'll flag 
this email and get back to you in the next few days.

graeme

Anil Mamede wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I'd read the documentation and i think it's good to discuss some issues.
>
> It says that the program read all business data onto memory. The 
> program is intended to scalable? How many stakeholders will use the 
> program? If a user alters a data when this going to be write? A BEGIN 
> TRANSACTION/COMMIT wouldn't do the job for sync? Isnt better to use an 
> Object/Relational mapping tool?
>
> Now i'm busy but in the end of the day i will study the source code 
> with the documentation.
>
> Anil Mamede
>
>
> graeme wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have been working on the web site, trying to add some meaningful 
>> documentation and so I have been documenting the work that I have 
>> been doing on the database interaction classes. This is a first draft 
>> and so i would certainly appreciate feedback.
>>
>> I appreciate that you all require some time to look at the project 
>> before deciding which area you wish to focus on. However I would 
>> appreciate if you could use this list to share your thoughts, that 
>> way at least I will know that you are still interested ;)
>>
>> graeme.
>
>
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