You shouldn't have a concurrency issue in your .NET application. Concurrency
should only be an issue at the SQL Express, but that is already built to
handle concurrency. On the other hand, if you are concerned about data
staleness between what the access form sees and what the .NET form sees,
that's another issue entirely.
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Hi,
I have a Access 2003 talking to SQL 2005 express DB via
linked tables.
I also have .NET forms application that also talks to the
SQL DB.
I want to know how to handle concurrency in the .NET app.
I don't want to have to change the Access app though
Is there a method that would work for both Access and .NET?
Malcolm