troubleshooting Question
Must we use a disconnected model when creating database applications?
Lenny Gray
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I am new to VB.net. Is it mandatory that we use a disconnected model when using Sql Server?
Can we use a persistent connection to a Sql Server database like the old OpenDatabase command?
I am uncomfortable with the disconnected model because I do not understand it well. For instance: Table #1 is loaded into an application as disconnected. A user of that application makes changes to Record #15. But, in a parallel session, Record #15 in Table #1 is changed by another user in another application that is accessing that database too. Let's assume that the last name is changed in both
How is the record's data resolved?
Can we use a persistent connection to a Sql Server database like the old OpenDatabase command?
I am uncomfortable with the disconnected model because I do not understand it well. For instance: Table #1 is loaded into an application as disconnected. A user of that application makes changes to Record #15. But, in a parallel session, Record #15 in Table #1 is changed by another user in another application that is accessing that database too. Let's assume that the last name is changed in both
How is the record's data resolved?
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