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01-22-2008
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Multiple processes writing on the same file simultaneously
Hi All,
I have encountered a problem,please help me. I have a script in which multiple processes are writing on to the same file . How should I stop this , I mean lock mechanism can be implemented or we can write the at different files and then concatenate the files. What would be a better approach? If file lock is to be implemented how should I go on implementing that? 
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