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>You mention that you use CursorAdapters, you may need to set their UseTransactions property.
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>The CursorAdapter object relies on ADO and ODBC APIs to manage transactions. If you ignore API recommendations and send specific transaction commands directly to an ADO or ODBC backend, you may want to set the UseTransactions property to False (.F.) to prevent undesirable transaction interaction.
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>Regards.-
Again, thank you for bringing up the UseTransactions property. The default value for this property is .T. and I never touched it in my CA object. And the VFP help says
The settings for the UseTransactions property are:
Setting Description
True (.T.)
(Default) The CursorAdapter uses transactions when sending Insert, Update or Delete commands through ADO or ODBC.
False (.F.)
The CursorAdapter doesn't use transactions when sending Insert, Update or Delete commands through ADO or ODBC.
And since I do use Transactions through ODBC, why would I need to set this property to .F. ? Unless I misunderstood what you were suggesting.
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