Thank you Al.

>>Hello all,
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>>I have a form where two tables will have to be locked. it's a multi-users app.
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>>I am afraid that if two users get into that form, one could have a lock on table #1 and for whatever reason, the other user could have the lock on the second table.
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>>How can I make sure that when a given user gets one table locked he will also get the lock on the second table?
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>>I'm thinking about creating a table where one field would serve to tell me when a locked was made.
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>>so if field in controlling table tells me that nothing is locked I replace value with .T. so now I know I can lock the second table.
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>>And other user can't lock until user #1 is finished doing is things.
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>You might want to look into data buffering. Old but extensive article by the late John Koziol at https://www.levelextreme.com/Home/ShowHeader?Activator=23&ID=39374
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>You could also look at VFP transactions if you have to update multiple tables.