>Hi,
> Thank you.
>
>>How to detect changes (buffering mode) in COM?
>>>You can't really.
>
>I am planning to store my query result into cursor, and keep it alive until the my COM is destroyed. Therefore, I could use the cursor (buffering-5) to check the underlying changes made by other user. Is it a acceptable idea? Any comments?
>
>Thank you


Not a good idea. It won't scale very well. Also, how will you get the data from the COM server to the UI?