Note that the INSERT is not the SQL - INSERT type of command. It's the old

x-base command that requires exclusive access.

Fred

On Fri, Mar 15, 2013 at 3:23 PM, Jeff Johnson <jeff@san-dc.com> wrote:

> Thank you everyone!

>

> ON

>

> (The default for the global data session.) Limits accessibility of a

> table opened on a network to the user who opened it. The table isn't

> accessible to other users on the network. Unlike FLOCK( ), SET

> EXCLUSIVE ON also prevents all other users from having read-only

> access. A file can also be opened on a network for exclusive use by

> including the EXCLUSIVE clause with the USE command. It isn't

> necessary to perform record or file locking on a table opened for

> exclusive use.

>

> Opening a table for exclusive use ensures that the file can't be

> changed by other users. For some commands, execution isn't possible

> until a table is opened for exclusive use. These commands are

> INSERT, INSERT BLANK, MODIFY STRUCTURE, PACK, REINDEX, and ZAP.

>

>

>

> Jeff

>

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>

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> On 03/15/2013 01:27 PM, Dan Covill wrote:

>

>> There's one in the Help under SET EXCLUSIVE.

>>

>> Dan

>>

>> On 03/15/13 11:25 AM, Jeff Johnson wrote:

>>

>>> I went looking for a list of VFP functions that require exclusive access

>>> to the table or database and could not find one. Is there such an

>>> animal?

>>>

>>>

>>

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