No - I take it back. I am still able to edit a record that another users is
editing and one of us gets the error message.
I still would like to here from anyone who has a suggestion for fixing this
problem
In your form(s), check the Record Locks property in design view. It
sounds like you have "No Locks", the default, and you want "Edited
Record". Press F1 while in the Record Locks property to get a pretty
good description. The second person to begin a edit will find that
record is locked.
HTH,
Kevin
> No - I take it back. I am still able to edit a record that another users is
> editing and one of us gets the error message.
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>>>make changes.
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LisaB - 19 Dec 2005 14:30 GMT
Yes, I tried that. It still allows two people to edit a record. If the
tables were Access tables then the locks work. However, because the
database is an attached SQL database the lock properties get ignored.
> In your form(s), check the Record Locks property in design view. It
> sounds like you have "No Locks", the default, and you want "Edited
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> >>>make changes.
> >>>************