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Frank Dulk
I have a form master, that you/they count three guides where each one of
these guides, possesses a subform linked to the main form. This a mistake or
blockade that I don't get to detect happening than it is treated. When two
users register in the same guide and in the same subform, each one in your
machine, Access blocks this subform allowing that just an user per time
accesses and register a new registration in this subform. Reminding that
each user station has a copy FRONT-END of my system (accessing the database
Back-end in the server). Each user in the moment of cadaster, registers a
different document. Example: The user 01 registers the receipt 01, the user
02 it registers NF 02 and and so on.
these guides, possesses a subform linked to the main form. This a mistake or
blockade that I don't get to detect happening than it is treated. When two
users register in the same guide and in the same subform, each one in your
machine, Access blocks this subform allowing that just an user per time
accesses and register a new registration in this subform. Reminding that
each user station has a copy FRONT-END of my system (accessing the database
Back-end in the server). Each user in the moment of cadaster, registers a
different document. Example: The user 01 registers the receipt 01, the user
02 it registers NF 02 and and so on.