Ok, i have looked at it but i still don't know how to add it in my code, off
course i now what it is but how do I implement it in my code???
Public Shared Function InsertAlgemeen(ByVal oa As clsAlgemeen) As Integer
Dim sSQL As String
sSQL = "spInsertTblAlgemeen"
Dim opar1 As New SqlParameter("@Naam", oa.Naam)
Dim opar2 As New SqlParameter("@AantalCellen", oa.AantalCellen)
Dim opar3 As New SqlParameter("@AantalCentrales", oa.AantalCentrales)
Dim opar4 As New SqlParameter("@PrinterAanwezig", oa.PrinterAanwezig)
Dim opar5 As New SqlParameter("@ResetPLC", oa.ResetPLC)
Dim opar6 As New SqlParameter("@OpstartVertraging", oa.OpstartVertraging)
Dim opar7 As New SqlParameter("@Begindag", oa.Begindag)
Dim opar8 As New SqlParameter("@Einddag", oa.Einddag)
Dim id As Integer
Dim odt As New DataTable
odt = clsDatabase.GetDT(sSQL, opar1, opar2, opar3, opar4, opar5, opar6,
opar7, opar8)
For Each DR As DataRow In odt.Rows
id = IIf(Convert.IsDBNull(DR("ID")), "", DR("ID"))
Next
Return id
End Function
"Kerry Moorman" <Ke**********@discussions.microsoft.comschreef in bericht
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Thorgal,
This is a pretty fundamental concept for any type of database programming.
I suggest starting by looking up concurency in VB 2003's Help.
Then I would use Google to look up the same topic.
Kerry Moorman
"Thorgal" wrote:
>>
Kerry Moorman schreef:
thorgal,
Why do you want to lock the table instead of using optimistic
concurrency?
Unless you have a really, really unique requirement, optimistic
concurrency
is the way to go.
Kerry Moorman
Dear,
Because i don't no what "Optimistic Concurrency" is and what it is and
what it those, can you please explain it to me
Tx
