>in a network environment... APPEND BLANK & REPLACE vs. INSERT ?
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>With the use of Append Blank, record locks are used. Are records automatically locked with INSERT?
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>Curious to know.
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>Thanks,
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>Vernon
I found that using APPEND BLANK and REPLACE (in combination with buffering) is easier to control. After doing the changes, I can do a TableUpdate(), and if this fails, get error information with aerror(). I am not sure if I can get the same level of details with INSERT INTO, but perhaps it works, too.
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