Subject | More on record locking |
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Author | asoft@ozemail.com.au |
Post date | 2000-12-15T20:41:44Z |
I have read in other posts that 'true' client server applications
don't use record locking.
How then does one prevent a user from changing a record that is being
changed by another user in an interactive application?
For example, a user is updating a customer name. Another user
decides to change the address. If there is no record locking how do
you prevent the loss of one of the changes?
Regards
Bob Zirbel
don't use record locking.
How then does one prevent a user from changing a record that is being
changed by another user in an interactive application?
For example, a user is updating a customer name. Another user
decides to change the address. If there is no record locking how do
you prevent the loss of one of the changes?
Regards
Bob Zirbel