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On Thu, 30 Dec 2004 17:59:04 -0600, Pete Hall <pbhall@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > At 10:11 12/30/2004, Walden wrote: > >Pete mentioned having to lock everything that is read for update -- HUH? > >If I can read it w/o a lock on the iSeries why can't I on the web? > > All I can tell you is that these are the things I've found to be problems > over the last several years. You'll end up with the same data being updated > simultaneously by multiple users if you don't have a mechanism in place to > check the data out and enforce the lock, and you will have occasional > performance problems if your network is substantial. Pete, are you talking about reading it and displaying it in a form for update, as opposed to just displaying it for inquiry? I can see wanting to lock it if you want to display it in a form for update, but not for inquiry. Mike E.
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