how can I check if a query is in progress? I would like to prevent any other user-activity
until query is finished...
any suggestions?

andrej


It depends on how the query is started. If its your code then you could set a global flag, use a critical section, use a mutex or explicitly use a transaction. If its not your's then Tim might be able to suggest a way but I don't know one.

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

tnx. yes, global flag came on m mind to. Hoped, there is something like  if
Query1.InProgress then ...
andrej

Roy Lambert wrote:

andrej


It depends on how the query is started. If its your code then you could set a global flag,
use a critical section, use a mutex or explicitly use a transaction. If its not your's
then Tim might be able to suggest a way but I don't know one.

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Andrej,

<< how can I check if a query is in progress? I would like to prevent any
other user-activity until query is finished... >>

The only way currently is to use a global variable.  I'll see about adding a
new property for this in the next DBISAM build, which will be coming out
soon.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim

> The only way currently is to use a global variable.  I'll see about adding
> a new property for this in the next DBISAM build, which will be coming out
> soon.
Is there something new or just a few bugs fixes ?

I would love SQL engine dealing with compound indexes (as I have told you)
but 4.29 build 1 is a very very very stable version. As I know BLB
corruptions disapear completelly from my customers.

Regards

Eduardo

Eduardo,

<< Is there something new or just a few bugs fixes ? >>

It's just a bug fix build, so at the most there will only be some minor
enhancements.

<< I would love SQL engine dealing with compound indexes (as I have told
you) >>

I'm still working on getting this in EDB, and then I'll try to back-port it.

--
Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com