Re: Writing a program to run on a Novell network

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From: Dr.Ross Lazarus
Date: Sun, 09 Aug 1992 06:48

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Netware respects all dos file mode and locking commands. If your users all
share any index or data files, you'd better read the manuals and figure
out how to prevent them from messing up shared files ! Other than that,
there's nothing to it (ha ha). In all seriousness, potential simultaneous
access to data files is a subject which occupies several yards of any
decent computer science library. There are lots of issues. Most of which
you may never encounter - but remember Murphy.

dmeredit@nyx.cs.du.edu (Don Meredith) writes:

>I have been tasked with writing a time keeper program for my company.  My
>question is do I have to do anything special for the program to be able
>to  run on a Novell network?  It is being written in C using Borland C++
>3.1.  It will open and close files.  Everybody will be able to run it.

>Don

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