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My classic program looks like this:



*DBConectionModul*
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(TIB_Connection, TIB_Transaction)


*MainForm*



*CustomerForm* *CompanyForm* *Bank*
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TIBquery+dataset TIBquery+dataset TIBquery+dataset


*AccountForm*
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TIBquery+dataset(master)
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TIBquery+dataset(detail)


I have only one TIB_Transaction...you sugest to put Transaction
component on each form in program?
Wich Isolation property you prefer?
Which TIB_Transaction common function I should use and when?
Which diferent is between Remote Desktop multiuser and remote database
multiuser enviroment?





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--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@...> wrote:
>
> At 06:27 PM 5/01/2009, you wrote:
> >Where can I get source code of one IBO example how to make multiuser
> >database access...I need link or something?I work on Delphi 5...
>
> Any of the projects in the Samples folder of your IBO installation
will do.
>
> If you are doing 2-tier client server, one instance of your client
application gives its user access to one or more databases. If you
have more than one user using instances of your application (or other
applications), then it is multi-user. You don't do anything in
particular in your client application to make that possible....it is
what Firebird/InterBase were designed for.
>
> The database server itself takes care of the multi-user issues. In
your application, just take good care to manage your transactions
properly and everything "just works".
>
> Helen
>