Subject | Transaction question |
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Author | Nico Callewaert |
Post date | 2002-11-22T14:03:58Z |
Hi,
I'm sure my question was already answered in this group, and I
searched the archive before I've posted this, but there were too
many articles related to this topic.
My question is :
User A opens a query and has 1 record displayed on his screen, the
record stays let's say 1 hour on his screen.
In the meantime user B opens the same record, changes it, posts the
datset and commits the transaction.
The data on the screen of user A remains unchanged, because there
was no refresh done. Then user A changes the same record, posts
the dataset and commits the transaction.
I suppose the record that user B changed will be overwritten ?
In case I'm right, is there a way of avoiding this ?
Many thanks in advance,
Nico Callewaert
I'm sure my question was already answered in this group, and I
searched the archive before I've posted this, but there were too
many articles related to this topic.
My question is :
User A opens a query and has 1 record displayed on his screen, the
record stays let's say 1 hour on his screen.
In the meantime user B opens the same record, changes it, posts the
datset and commits the transaction.
The data on the screen of user A remains unchanged, because there
was no refresh done. Then user A changes the same record, posts
the dataset and commits the transaction.
I suppose the record that user B changed will be overwritten ?
In case I'm right, is there a way of avoiding this ?
Many thanks in advance,
Nico Callewaert