How can you check to see whether a record that you are about to write to is locked by another user? If I have to check for an exception, then which one should I check for (EConvertError, E....)? What I want to do is rollback a Transaction if my write to a table fails.
and got this response from Waldek:
You must check for exception EDBEngineError and then
test ErrorCode like this
case Errors[0].ErrorCode of
DBIERR_LOCKED:{ Action , if lock failed}
DBIERR_UNLOCKFAILED: { Action , if unlock failed}
end;
The code doesn't compile and I was wondering if Waldek, or anybody who gets this, could help me out again?
The following code works but will report the same error when ANY kind of EDBEngineError Exception occurs. Can you tell me (or even better, show me) how to modify it to test specifically for a locked record? It would help me out a lot.
procedure TFRMMain.Button2Click(Sender: TObject);
begin
try
ItemsTable.edit;
ItemsTable['Test']:=1;
except on EDBEngineError do
showmessage('Record is locked !');
end;
end;
I want to know how I can extract the specific error condition that has occured.
Sorry , in program You must use BDE function DBIIsRecordLocked(hCursor:hDBICur; var bLocked: Bool) if bLocked is set to true then record is locked. Greeting
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tdiamondAuthor Commented:
I found it but I'm having a little trouble implementing it correctly. Could you possibly give me an example of how it might be called and with what parameters? For instance, here is what my code lookes like:
procedure TFRMMain.ButtonClick(Sender: TObject);
var
b: bool;
begin
DbiIsRecordLocked(ItemsTable.handle, b);
if (b=true) then
showmessage('Record IS locked')
else
showmessage('Record is NOT locked');
end;
It compiles, but when it runs, it always reports the record NOT being locked even when it is! Can you tell if I'm doing something wrong in my code. Am I passing the correct parameters?
Check this
var b: bool;
begin
Check(DbiIsRecordLocked(ItemsTable.handle, b));
if b then
showmessage('Record IS locked')
else
showmessage('Record is NOT locked');
end;