I use TStream to lock out other applications accessing my data while it is being used by another application.
Does a One-Drive implementation prevent this from being an effective method across computers? I imagine One-Drive would allow me to update the files on one computer even though I have them locked on another computer. This is not desirable for me.
If necessary, I could implement a code-based solution, and only allow the "home computer" to update the files, and while this would work in some cases, it will not work in other cases.
One-Drive is brand-new to me, so I am just exploring its potential for backup and data visibility - which actually looks great.
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Thanks for the excellent feedback. I will certainly keep TMS Cloud Pack in mind for further development, and in the meantime only keep a copy of the data on the cloud, via OneDrive, not the original data.
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