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  1. #1
    ZhenLung Guest

    How to Lock the table / file when update,insert,delete the record through the ODBC


    I Using the below command to update,insert,delete the record

    =SQLEXEC(ODBCHandle,"Update Customer SET Name = ?LvName Where CusID = ?LvID")

    =SQLEXEC(ODBCHandle,"INSERT INTO Customer (Name) Values (?LvName)")
    =SQLEXEC(ODBCHandle,"DELETE From Customer WHERE CusID = ?LvID")

    I'm using the SQL Server 7 Database and Visual FoxPro Front

    It anyone know during the updating,inserting and deleting the record, how
    to lock the remote table and also unlock.

    Thank




  2. #2
    Anders Altberg Guest

    Re: How to Lock the table / file when update,insert,delete the record through the ODBC


    "ZhenLung" <zhenlung@yahoo.com> wrote in message
    news:3a7b739e$1@news.devx.com...
    >
    > I Using the below command to update,insert,delete the record
    >
    > =SQLEXEC(ODBCHandle,"Update Customer SET Name = ?LvName Where CusID =

    ?LvID")
    >
    > =SQLEXEC(ODBCHandle,"INSERT INTO Customer (Name) Values (?LvName)")
    > =SQLEXEC(ODBCHandle,"DELETE From Customer WHERE CusID = ?LvID")
    >
    > I'm using the SQL Server 7 Database and Visual FoxPro Front
    >
    > It anyone know during the updating,inserting and deleting the record, how
    > to lock the remote table and also unlock.
    >
    > Thank
    >

    SQL Server handles it automatically.

    -A




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