Re: Record locking on a DB2 database?

Ron,
   Perhaps it would help if you sketch out what you
are trying to do, and what you are using to try to do
it.  You specified that you are dealing with record
locks --  do you want to lock a record or do you want
to deal with a record being locked?  Are you using
ToolBox classes, JDBC, stored procedures, etc?
Thanks,
Don

--- RPower@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> Does anyone have any good examples of record locking
> on a db2 database 
> from Java servlets?  The head coder for the web here
> suggested for me to 
> create a class called recordlock so that it's
> generic and then use that 
> for all my recordlock checking, but I'm completely
> lost, he's on vacation, 
> and I have to have this done this weekend.  So....
> I'm begging for some 
> sort of example.  I kinda got the jist of what they
> want, but I don't know 
> where to start.  TIA,
> 
> Ron Power
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