Tim,

>Once again a newbie MM .NET question.
>
>Can anyone point me towards some sample code showing the use of timestamps for concurrency control?

Are you using stored procedures (generated by the Business Layer Generator) to update data or are you using dynamic SQL? The BLG does respect TimeStamp columns and generates CRUD stored procedures using the TimeStamps. FYI, there is an issue with concurrency we are currently investigating when using TimeStamps with stored procedures--in Windows Forms the error dialog appears, but it is apparently not allowing the user to overwrite the other user's changes (if you are allowing that option).

Best Regards,