Real Time Programing

you could just call 'requery' each time you access it...

How about using a timer with nutwiss' requery behind it?

What is your database engine?

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This is well beyond what current HTML/ASP architecture is supposed to do. But it is possible with a combination of several architectures:

You'll need to do something like:
Create a java applet which uses the Netscape extensions to allow it to talk back to the controlling page (don't forget the MAYSCRIPT)
The java app will open a socket to the web server and wait for messages. When it receives a message it will call a javascript on the webpage to update the relevant fields.
On the SQL server, you can build an activeX extension to send a message to the webserver on demand. You then link this in to update triggers on the tables you want to modify.
On the web server you create an application which can accept requests from the client web pages java apps, and process messages sent from the SQL server, sending the messages out to the client java apps.

Not exactly a simple or elegant approach, but it's more or less the only feasible way you can do this with the current internet architecture.

Anybody know if SOAP can marshall events? This would help things out a lot (in simple terms SOAP is just the java socket app thingy mentioned above, using an XML message)

andyclap

I wanna use only VB6 base on Access/SQL DB.
Don't what to mix with other architectures.

What whould happend if both users update the same record in same moment ? ?

What Whould happend if both users update the same record ?

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