As it seems Altium have a bug when linking the directory path in the relative link mode(I use relative link because we work with repository and the database file inside a shared folder in my own server). I have two kind of problems: Bug Problems and Usability Problems. Just to be clear, I'm using SVNDBlib, but the management is the same. But even that I'm very disappointed because Library Management shouldn't be sold separated, this is mandatory in a Electronic development tool! Is there a better way? Best Regards, Lucas. My question is.how could I work with more than one person using the same shared library, adding, importing, deleting, updating componets? What's the best way without having to pay for Altium manage that for me? I talked to a lot of my dev friends and they suggested me to make an SVN repository (could be GIT, it doest matter!) containing an IntLib and all my Footprints and Symbols all integrated and install this lib in Altium an work with commits. 
But It's working! (Still buggy, but it's Altium's bug). I submitted a lot of cases on Altium for bugfix! And another drawback is that it's not easy to setup and operate. Well.I tried all those method (IntLib, DbLib, SVNDblib) and DBLib/SVNDBlib would be amazing if that works correctly.
We are having serious problems with shared development and library (we are here in two engineers) and the best solution Altium offers you is to buy Altium 365 and Concord Pro.
My company has recently bought two Altium Licenses and in the migration process (Proteus -> Altium) I confess I'm a little bit disappointed the way that Altium threat library management. I'm somehow new to Altium, but I've been studying it a lot.
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