>>I have an application that currently uses Pess. Row Buffering. The problem is in the following situation : User A and User B access/read a client record at the same time. User A then locks the record while making changes. User A TABLEUPDATES() and commits the changes. In the meantime User B answered his/her phone and currently has the original record on thier screen. They proceed to modify. When they click on an object ( in this case a popup) before it drops down I (User B) sees a status bar message saying the record has been modified by another user. I guess my two questions are: Can I intercept that message somewhere in code and give he user a proper message? or What is the least coding intensive approach to solving the situation ? The record being modifed has 75 fields display on multiple pageframes. I hoping putting code in the click or When methods of each is not the easist solution.
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>>Any advice would greatly appreciated.
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>>Thanks
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>>Scott K
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>I think the better ways are to use either optimistic buffering where you easily inercept conflicts while TABLEUPDATE(), or use non-buffered RLOCK() approach, which is actually 'pessimistic' by nature but with full code control.

Thanks Again.

It seems the old logic hasen't died