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Michael
Hi Folks - I have a small db that might get accessed by up to 4 users. User
wants initial form to be browse only (allowedits = false). When user wants
to edit a record, user want to click button to allowedits= true. Once record
is edited, user wants to return to allowedit = false.
Is there a way to manually or programmatically lock the current record, or
should I rely on the built-in record-handling capabilities of Access. I am
using Access 2000. Thanks.
Also, I have another question related to multi-user databases ... Scenario:
User1 opens a form with allowedits = false. User2 opens a same form with
allowedits = false. User1 clicks command button to set allowedits = true.
Will User2 be able to make edits based on User1's action?
Michael
wants initial form to be browse only (allowedits = false). When user wants
to edit a record, user want to click button to allowedits= true. Once record
is edited, user wants to return to allowedit = false.
Is there a way to manually or programmatically lock the current record, or
should I rely on the built-in record-handling capabilities of Access. I am
using Access 2000. Thanks.
Also, I have another question related to multi-user databases ... Scenario:
User1 opens a form with allowedits = false. User2 opens a same form with
allowedits = false. User1 clicks command button to set allowedits = true.
Will User2 be able to make edits based on User1's action?
Michael