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From: ALJ <astley.lejasper@gmail.com>
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Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2011 04:46:15
To: Django users<django-users@googlegroups.com>
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Subject: More than one project using the same database
I have an extranet type project that has been running for a year. It
only has a maximum user base of about 50 people of which probably only
a few are using it at any one time. The users can add, edit and delete
items within the application
However, we need to expose the data in that extranet application to a
another group of users but through another domain. Anonymous users
will be able to register requests to be contacted, and another group
of known users will be able to log in with read only access to see
the status of those requests.
My question is, what are the issues that I need to think about (are
race issues one?), is it possible to detect if these issues could
occur in my particular situation, and how do you mitigate against
these.
ALJ
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