All of the examples are for Database locking mode.
The kb article demonstrate using Database locking
mode while accessing a table, but it is the whole database
that is page mode or row mode.
Database locking mode is only a hint. If the database
is already open in row mode or page mode, it stays
that way. A database can only be either in row mode
or page mode, because there is only one set of lock
user records for each database.
(david)
> I have a 2003 DB that is a decent size ~350MB in a FE/BE
> configuration. There are 5 or so users in the database at any given
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> I found the following post and KB article that seem like they would be
> worth trying:
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.access/browse_thread/thread/ba15
4c6468e75bce/22320ff80db40099?lnk=gst&q=record+locking+subform&rnum=26#22320ff80
db40099
> http://support.microsoft.com/?id=306435
>
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> a way I could use this code to ensure that Row-level locking is
> throughout the database (i.e. in all forms)?