>I don't use an FLOCK() in my usual method, rather I use an RLOCK() on the keys table to assure that only one user is adding at one time. I can't use RLOCK() for an INSERT, but it occurs to me that an implicit FLOCK must be placed on the target table to append a record. Too simple for a sharp guy like me <g>.
Actually, according to the docs, INSERT - SQL only requires a table header lock, not an FLOCK(). To get this you can issue RLOCK(0) on the table.
Regards. Al
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