Rick Fillion on Twitter: "@numist @mjtsai @Catfish_Man I was under the impression that SQLite would need writes coordinated?"

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David Smith ‏@Catfish_Man 4 Sep 2015 Highlands-Baywood Park, CA

I’m assuming nobody following me uses NSDistributedLock; if there is, cut it out. I think it’s not deprecated ‘cause we forgot it existed.
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Michael Tsai ‏@mjtsai 4 Sep 2015

@Catfish_Man What else would you suggest when there are multiple processes accessing the same file?
Scott ‏@numist 4 Sep 2015

@mjtsai @Catfish_Man: Short answer: SQLite. Literally made for exactly this purpose.

@numist @mjtsai @Catfish_Man I was under the impression that SQLite would need writes coordinated?

11:43 AM - 4 Sep 2015

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