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ElevateDB From ASP.Net |
Wed, Sep 29 2010 12:26 AM | Permanent Link |
Neil Huhta | Anybody using ElevateDB as the back end of an ASP.Net application ???
several of our competitors have release ASP.Net versions of their software offering some advantages. We are looking at this as a possible strategy - if so - how do you implement pessemistic record locking under ASP.Net ??? We have certain client records that should only be checked out for editing by one person at a time. Any obsevations or insights in this area would be appreciated. Thank you. Neil Huhta Profit Monster Data Systems LLC |
Sun, Oct 3 2010 1:32 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. timyoung@elevatesoft.com | Neil,
<< We are looking at this as a possible strategy - if so - how do you implement pessemistic record locking under ASP.Net ??? We have certain client records that should only be checked out for editing by one person at a time. >> Pessimistic locking is going to be tough in ASP.NET (and .NET in general), if you use the default data access mechanisms and components. If you use our bi-directional EDBDataCursor class, then it is easy, but you can't use any of the data-bound grids, etc. with it and will have to hand-code the data access and updates. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
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