Subject | RE: [IBO] Record locking |
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Author | Claudio Valderrama C. |
Post date | 2000-12-15T07:51:03Z |
I don't want to sound offensive, but before using a product, one should
read the basic information to determine how it works. One of the IB's
niceties is that, that you don't lock other people. Learn to write in C/S
mode. This won't happen in one week, so don't be afraid.
(I was going to post a link to my site but other person already did.)
You can emulate the behavior of locking with IBO. BUT DO THIS ONLY IF YOU
NEED SUCH FEATURE DESPERATELY. 95% of the time, this is not the way to
create a C/S application. Headached guaranteed if you don't reserve it only
for special cases and use it for all your operations instead.
C.
read the basic information to determine how it works. One of the IB's
niceties is that, that you don't lock other people. Learn to write in C/S
mode. This won't happen in one week, so don't be afraid.
(I was going to post a link to my site but other person already did.)
You can emulate the behavior of locking with IBO. BUT DO THIS ONLY IF YOU
NEED SUCH FEATURE DESPERATELY. 95% of the time, this is not the way to
create a C/S application. Headached guaranteed if you don't reserve it only
for special cases and use it for all your operations instead.
C.
> -----Original Message-----
> From: asoft@... [mailto:asoft@...]
> Sent: Viernes 15 de Diciembre de 2000 1:17
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> I have just finished converting a D5/Paradox application to IB6.
> I have discovered that putting a table into edit mode no longer locks
> the record and prevents access by another user.
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> Is this a bug or am I missing something?
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> Your help would be appreciated.
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> Regards
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> Bob Zirbel.
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