>Jess,
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>The buffering for views work the same as in Tables. ? Since multiple users will be accesing the Sales.dbf, I need also to lock the record when is edit.
>Does views work the same way as in regular tables for buffering?.
It works the same when it comes to buffering functionality but locking a record is a different thing. When you lock a record in a native VFP table, it does mean you lock the record in the entire network, but with views, locking the record doesn't mean you lock it in the entire network because you are working with a recordset out of the SQL statement of the view.
JESS S. BANAGA
Project Leader - SDD division
...shifting from VFP to C#.Net
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