Re: Please help with a serious issue

>Also,
>does a filter statement on an adotable happen on the client machine or the 
>server? There should never be any reason why the users should be trying to 
>update the same row in a table at the same time. They will be updating in 
>the same table, but should never be on the same row. So i am wondering, if 
>one user filters the table, is that why the second user gets the wrong row? 
>how do i prevent this?
Filters on client side cursors are in memory on the client machine and should
not affect other users.
I suggest you  look else where for your problem
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Brian Bushay (TeamB)
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