Hello Edward,

>If TABLEUPDATE() returns .F. it already gives you signal that record was not updated, i.e. additional error trap is not a necessity, though it still should be here, because sometimes you might get error message.

Well we tested alot and it seems that if you put a RLOCK() on a record you can put a RLOCK() on that record without any error messages (with the same user that is). So in other words you can never know if the record is locked or not if the current application put a RLOCK() on a record.

Is this correct?