You should also note that you may be confusing record locking and file locking. lock() is the same as rlock(), and locks a single record.
Hilmar.
>>Is this the expected behavior for IsFlocked()?
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>>I have 2 forms each with private datasessions with the same table open. If I LOCK() the table in form 1 and query IsFlocked() in form 2 it returns .F.. Is this expected?
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>>Thanks in advance.
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>Yes. It works for the current DS only. You can check lock status with low-level functions fopen and fclose.
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