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Rquery in the same milsec
I'm trying to run requry from two clients connected to the same database file. (access file)
each time only one client is update from the DB.
maybe because the requery runs from the two clients in the same mil sec , only one of them gain access to the DB ?
each time only one client is update from the DB.
maybe because the requery runs from the two clients in the same mil sec , only one of them gain access to the DB ?
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when one client INSERT something to the DB all other active clients in my network needs to requery and get this new data.
So i'm using UDP to tell the other clients to requery and not all of them succsied.
What should I do ?