Hi Alan

Alan McDonald wrote:

>>Thanks for the info. If you do commit most of the time, then you open
>>the table/transaction most of the time also? Do you commit on every
>>record that was save? Let us say that the application was used by many
>>client and viewing the most updated records are critical.
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>>Thanks.
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>>James
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>I open a dataset after starting a transaction. I edit records, post the
>edits. The save button or menu item calls the commit which in my case (IBO)
>ends the transaction and auto starts another one. I also set as a
>preference, an auto save feature which runs on a timer. It commits (ends and
>starts a new transaction) every so often. IBO is very nice the way it
>remembers all buffer contents and record positions for me (unlike IBX and
>others) so when the new transacion starts, the datasets are returned to
>their buffered position. My users (and my tests) have never found this to be
>a performance hindrance but it always keeps everyone's views up to the (say
>5) minute age only.
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I didn't know that IBO can autostart a transaction after you make a
commit? How do you do that? Is their a property needs to be set? And how
did you make the IBO to remember all buffer contents and record position
after calling the commit?

Thanks a lot. I have learn a lot.

james

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