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Nathan
Hi,
I've been looking all around for how to do this but can't find any
instructions. I'm sure one of you can help me easily. I have a VB.NET that
accesses an access database. I create a dataset and add new rows to one of
its tables, then update when I'm finished. The new row already comes with a
key value (Autoincrease numeric value), which is thrown into the table.
However, if I work this process on two computers at the same time, the last
one to do the update gets an error because their both submitting rows with
the same key values. How can I get it so that the values the dataset uses
are not the same values that are submitted to the database? Also, I need to
know how to create new child rows for these new rows. Until now I've been
retrieving the key value of the parent row.
Thanks a lot,
Nathan
I've been looking all around for how to do this but can't find any
instructions. I'm sure one of you can help me easily. I have a VB.NET that
accesses an access database. I create a dataset and add new rows to one of
its tables, then update when I'm finished. The new row already comes with a
key value (Autoincrease numeric value), which is thrown into the table.
However, if I work this process on two computers at the same time, the last
one to do the update gets an error because their both submitting rows with
the same key values. How can I get it so that the values the dataset uses
are not the same values that are submitted to the database? Also, I need to
know how to create new child rows for these new rows. Until now I've been
retrieving the key value of the parent row.
Thanks a lot,
Nathan