hello .
i have a grid for a table that gets updated with recordset.updatebatch
for a multi-user application.
the problem is that some of the table fields have to be unique
now imagine the next situation.
user A opens the form
user B opens the form
user A writes '1000' in the unique field
user A saves the recordset with updatebatch
user B writes '1000' in the unique field
user B saves the recordset with updatebatch
now there will be two records with the field '1000' !
how can i avoid this ?
i cannot check for unique during the update event of the grid
because it should check during the time it is saving and not
when it is just entering data without having updated the recordset
thanks !It is not a good idea to ask users input data for unique field in multi-user application. Use identity, triggers, etc.|||There is another solution, I just wanted to share with you a control featured on download.com that I have been using that has made my life easier, and it solves exactly the problem you are describing. When your user presses the update button on this control it automatically checks for conflicts and lets the user decide what to do. You can try it for free here:
http://download.com.com/3000-2404-10257755.html?tag=lst-0-1
Basically, after selecting the CursorType, CursorLocation, LockType and Disconnected status of your Recordset (there are defaults). I bind my controls and that is it All the complexities of ADO are hidden from the user which is you.
Then I can Navigate, Add New, Delete, Refresh, Search and Save Changes to my recordsets without any other code. That is really it, no other code is needed.
This works in any environment VB, Access, VC++ etc...
Let me know what you think, and if it works out for you.
Originally posted by alexandros
hello .
i have a grid for a table that gets updated with recordset.updatebatch
for a multi-user application.
the problem is that some of the table fields have to be unique
now imagine the next situation.
user A opens the form
user B opens the form
user A writes '1000' in the unique field
user A saves the recordset with updatebatch
user B writes '1000' in the unique field
user B saves the recordset with updatebatch
now there will be two records with the field '1000' !
how can i avoid this ?
i cannot check for unique during the update event of the grid
because it should check during the time it is saving and not
when it is just entering data without having updated the recordset
thanks !
Sunday, February 19, 2012
checking for unique constraints during a batch update
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