March 20, 200124 yr Scenario: FM Server 5, 6 or so users logged on. One user starts a script to print a report which finds a subset of records in a child file for that report. A half second later another user starts the same script to print a different subset of records. Question: is the second find going to interrupt the first and if so how do you prevent it from happening. I suppose what I am asking is does Server 5 provide each user in this scenario with its own found set of records or does something else happen. Thank you.
March 20, 200124 yr quote: Originally posted by geod: Scenario: FM Server 5, 6 or so users logged on. One user starts a script to print a report which finds a subset of records in a child file for that report. A half second later another user starts the same script to print a different subset of records. Question: is the second find going to interrupt the first and if so how do you prevent it from happening. I suppose what I am asking is does Server 5 provide each user in this scenario with its own found set of records or does something else happen. FMP Server is multi-threaded and supports multiple users. What one user does does not actively affect another user. Each user is effectively operating seperately. ------------------ =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-= Kurt Knippel Consultant Database Resources mailto:[email protected] http://www.database-resources.com =-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=
March 20, 200124 yr Everything is handled by Clients, pointers, sort order, print order and layouts, everything
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