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From: Mozer, Matt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 4:21 PM
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Subject: RE: locking querieswhat does your select statement look like?
Using Sql Server?
-----Original Message-----
From: THORNTON, JASON A (SWBT) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, November 06, 2002 4:11 PM
To: LUSTER, LARRY (SWBT); '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Cc: DEAN, JEREMY G (SBCSI)
Subject: locking queries
HI!
We are experiencing problems with users refreshing a page in the middle of
processing and adding multiple entries into SQL. Can this be fixed through a
<CFLOCK> tag around the query? Or does that just work to keep OTHER users
from using the data. I am not skilled in these slick city monkey ways, and
the reference materials only indicate exclusive use for this user."We can not become what we need to be
by remaining what we are!"
Jason Thornton
SBC DSL
Web Application Development Team
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Title: RE: locking queries
Its an
update statement.
Update
DBX
SET
X='X'
where
X='y'
My
concern is that there are multiple queries that update depending on the
variables from my previous page. It takes a while so users are refreshing
and adding invalid entries. Such as, add a 1 to a numeric
column.
- locking queries THORNTON, JASON A (SWBT)
- RE: locking queries Mozer, Matt
- Re: locking queries THORNTON, JASON A (SWBT)
- Re: locking queries S . Isaac Dealey
- RE: locking queries THORNTON, JASON A (SWBT)
- RE: locking queries S . Isaac Dealey
- RE: locking queries THORNTON, JASON A (SWBT)
- RE: locking queries S . Isaac Dealey
