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access_asp thread: HELP: Multi users accessing database error :(
Message #1 by "SelRahc" <sel_rahc@h...> on Sun, 21 Oct 2001 04:01:00
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Hello,
I have an ASP / Access 2ooo Database issue :(
I am working on a Forum program to help me learn ASP. Almost everything
works great with a few exceptions.
The exception that is giving me the hardest problem is Multiple Users
Accessing Database error: "80040e21 You & another user attempt to change
same data blah blah"
I get this when my friend and I try to post a message at the same time to
the forum. If we click submit too close to eachother boom error.
My question is how to I resolve this issue? I would think anyone that has
created an ASP guestbook or Message Board would have incountered this
problem...
How can I fix this??? My forum is basically useless if more than 2 people
are on at once making changes :( How is everyone correcting this problem?
1)Is there a way to que database accesses?
2)or perhaps it has to do with now the database is open?
3)or ???
Any help greatly appretiated.
Sel
Message #2 by "Tony DiNucci" <tonydinucci@h...> on Tue, 23 Oct 2001 01:38:51
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One way to counteract this would be to upgrade to MSDE or SQL Server as
Access is only file-server allowing only one user per table at any one
time.
Or you could try breaking your database/s into multiple tables to try and
diffuse the attention.
You could also make a page that opens when there is an error and stores
the submitted data. all you would have to do then is say on this page:
Sorry there has been an error, press here to resubmitt
or something like that, with a link to the origionally requested page.
hope this is of help
> Hello,
> I have an ASP / Access 2ooo Database issue :(
>
> I am working on a Forum program to help me learn ASP. Almost everything
> works great with a few exceptions.
>
> The exception that is giving me the hardest problem is Multiple Users
> Accessing Database error: "80040e21 You & another user attempt to change
> same data blah blah"
>
> I get this when my friend and I try to post a message at the same time
to
> the forum. If we click submit too close to eachother boom error.
>
> My question is how to I resolve this issue? I would think anyone that
has
> created an ASP guestbook or Message Board would have incountered this
> problem...
>
> How can I fix this??? My forum is basically useless if more than 2
people
> are on at once making changes :( How is everyone correcting this
problem?
>
> 1)Is there a way to que database accesses?
> 2)or perhaps it has to do with now the database is open?
> 3)or ???
>
> Any help greatly appretiated.
>
> Sel
>
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