I am considering the possibility of using MySQL as a backend for a client server solution.
Curently On Windows/Novell we utilise SqlServer 7/2K and SQLBase.
On a monthly basis we ship a refreshed entire database in these two formats.
The SQLBase one is generated through SQLServers replication...
You are correct in assuming that the tables involved should not get changed at the customers by anyone except us. Of course, if the customers end is changed by someone else, we might not know about it.
With SQLBase its not a problem - embedded users and passwords which cannot be hacked...
Internally, my company utilises MS SQl 7.0, but external customers receive a database copy shipped in full periodically in SQLBase, SQLServer (7 or 2000) or (potentially) Oracle.
We need to simplify things, and cut costs, so we want to ship the changes only (new/updated/deleted records). PKs...
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