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		<description>[...]The World At Your Fingertips &#124; Search Seek Find wrote an interesting post today onHere&#8217;s a quick excerpt A study of syncing databases that are simultaneously being updated by multiple clients where the clients are unaware of each other. It is quite simple to build client server based application that has only one client accessing data at a time. Only one client has access to a database at a time and the diagram below shows how that happens. Data is downloaded by the client at time t1. Modifications made to the data downloaded by client Data is uploaded by client after making mo [...]</description>
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