Hi,
I wrote a data-entry application that has to be used by 80
people and it is using databinding to the dataset. When we
were making the test on multiple machines, the application
locked stating that the record that it was trying to
access was locked by another machine (probably stored in
the same memory page). The database is in Access.
Wasn't .NET supposed to be a disconnected environment?
Do I have to move out from the databinding and manage the
connection myself?
Hope you can help me out of this soon.
Thanks,
ME-LDV
4  1090 
You would be best places putting this query to the framework.adone t newgroup
where you are likely to get a fast reponse.
Regards - OHM
Miky wrote: Hi,
I wrote a data-entry application that has to be used by 80
people and it is using databinding to the dataset. When we
were making the test on multiple machines, the application
locked stating that the record that it was trying to
access was locked by another machine (probably stored in
the same memory page). The database is in Access.
Wasn't .NET supposed to be a disconnected environment?
Do I have to move out from the databinding and manage the
connection myself?
Hope you can help me out of this soon.
Thanks,
ME-LDV
--
Best Regards - OHM
O_H_M{at}BTInte rnet{dot}com
* "Miky" <le******@davin ci.com> scripsit: I wrote a data-entry application that has to be used by 80
people and it is using databinding to the dataset. When we
were making the test on multiple machines, the application
locked stating that the record that it was trying to
access was locked by another machine (probably stored in
the same memory page). The database is in Access.
Wasn't .NET supposed to be a disconnected environment?
Do I have to move out from the databinding and manage the
connection myself?
Which database do you use?
You will more likely get an answer here:
ADO.NET group:
<news://msnews.microsof t.com/microsoft.publi c.dotnet.framew ork.adonet>
Web interface:
<http://msdn.microsoft. com/newsgroups/default.asp?url =/newsgroups/loadframes.asp? icp=msdn&slcid= us&newsgroup=mi crosoft.public. dotnet.framewor k.adonet>
--
Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]
<http://www.mvps.org/dotnet>
I would first off start looking into MSDE or SQL Server,
using Access for a Data Entry App that multiple people
use can cause lots of problems with locking.
GW -----Original Message-----
Hi,
I wrote a data-entry application that has to be used by
80people and it is using databinding to the dataset. When
wewere making the test on multiple machines, the
applicationlocked stating that the record that it was trying to
access was locked by another machine (probably stored in
the same memory page). The database is in Access.
Wasn't .NET supposed to be a disconnected environment?
Do I have to move out from the databinding and manage
theconnection myself?
Hope you can help me out of this soon.
Thanks,
ME-LDV
.
Glenn,
See Kevin and mine response to you in the ADO.NET newsgroup. :( -----Original Message-----
Hi,
I wrote a data-entry application that has to be used by
80people and it is using databinding to the dataset.
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