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dbarkley
Aug 09, 2011Aspirant
Leaning towards Pro 6 Now More Questions
I believe I like the readynas pro 6 device. But have a couple of more questions. 1. It has a 5 year warranty but what does that warranty really do for me? Does it cover next day replacement for ...
TeknoJnky
Aug 09, 2011Hero
#3) if you mean storing access or sqlite or some other database FILE on the nas and trying to access file with multiple clients, then yes there could be. Most database files are not designed to be stored on a nas and accessed by multiple clients due to simultianious access and locking issues (ie users try to update at same time can corrupt the db).
certain accounting softwares also use databases which are incompatible or have problems with NAS storage.
there are some work arounds that may (or may not) work for your situtation;
a) use iscsi and have a windows/linux database server connect to the iscsi to store the database. Note your clients would connect to the database server, not the iscsi. Only the database server itself would access the iscsi.
b) nas has mysql database built-in, its possible to import your database and run it directly on the nas, the clients connect to the mysql on the nas (not the database file directly).
all these issues are not readynas specific, you would encounter them with just about any nas storage server.
certain accounting softwares also use databases which are incompatible or have problems with NAS storage.
there are some work arounds that may (or may not) work for your situtation;
a) use iscsi and have a windows/linux database server connect to the iscsi to store the database. Note your clients would connect to the database server, not the iscsi. Only the database server itself would access the iscsi.
b) nas has mysql database built-in, its possible to import your database and run it directly on the nas, the clients connect to the mysql on the nas (not the database file directly).
all these issues are not readynas specific, you would encounter them with just about any nas storage server.
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