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file and record locking

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file and record locking
A first-come, first-served technique for managing data in a multiuser environment. The first user to access the file or data record prevents, or locks out, other users from accessing it. After the file or record is updated, it is unlocked and available. File and record locking is an essential part of every database management system (DBMS), document management system and any other system that allows data to be updated by multiple users or applications. See also lock down.


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There's also file and record locking capability (while one user works on a file or record, no one else can).
Mac OS X support of all supported Macintosh applications to run native on Mac OS X -- True Win/Mac Cross-Platform Compatibility including shared Unicode volumes, printers and passwords, with full support of cross-platform file and record locking.
And, HELIOS servers outperform common alternatives like Samba and SunLink PC, offering Unicode file character support, cross-platform file and record locking, and shared print queues, job names, user names and passwords.
 
 
 
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