Can I use the database functions of the Lotus notes client app, to track other things, like inventory??
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I think that the answer is “maybe” or “it depends.” Realtime? How many transactions per second/minute? Lots of follow up questions to a post like yours.
Gregg
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I am wanting to develop a database to track inventory across three business units. Shouldn’t really be a lot of traffic. it would be a collaborative effort between 4-7 users
Subject: Yes you can
I am just finishing up a workflow application that tracks over 15,000 pieces of accountable property, manages workflow for dispositions, transfers, losses/thefts, and inventory checkout.
It does, however, use Oracle to store the data in the back end. This was intentional so that Notes could handle the workflow processes. I could have easily stored the data in Notes as well.
This link from the Sandbox will provide you with some ideas:
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Notes would be great for this, I worked on a returns app for harware and it worked great. With that amount of users you shouldn’t get any problems, watch out for replication or save conflicts, but like I say with that many users it shoudn’t be a problem.
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Thanks for your time guys, and thanks for the link File Save6, very helpful all of you