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JTProg
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 Posted - 2006-08-16 : 15:59:22
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| Using ADP and SQL Server: What is the best approach when using subforms for data entry instead of just the normal edit routines. I'm using this application in a multi-user environment. I want to avoid dead locks, table locks, etc ......... I have the data entry property set to yes, but what other steps are necessary when using subforms in multi user environments. Normally, I avoid subforms but I really need this due to the amount of controls on the form. |
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stephenbaer
Yak Posting Veteran
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Posted - 2006-09-07 : 11:59:54
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| Just out of curiosity, how do you manage to avoid subforms? Do you create custom views? I've been using a lot of subforms lately, and it makes everything really hard. Especially when the height of the subform is a single row, and I have to keep resizing it to work on it. |
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Sub Form in Multi User Environment