Re: DB Checkpoint/Rollback?

"Joe Pham" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.mobile.bitpim.devel
Message-ID <[email protected]>
>There is no need to "mark" the data as the database schema lets you 
>view what it was at any point in time.

I was thinking of associating or assigning a name to a snapshot of the data at any point in time (to be easily recalled later).

> - A timeline showing changes over time

Visually, how would you show/display the changes of, for example Contacts data?

> - Being able to make any old record become current

Straight forward based on the solution to the previous question.

> - Being able to view the state of things at any point in time

What do you have in mind for "state of things"?

-Joe Pham



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