The Default Record Locking option works only when Access is the backend database, not with SQL-Server.
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"Crossh" <Crossh[ at ]discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:DF401376-E5A0-4565-9B84-2A72C108EC1E[ at ]microsoft.com...
[Quoted Text] >I have an Access database front end which is linked to a Sql Server back >end > which contains all the tables. > > In the Advanced Options, I set the Default Record Locking to Edited > Record. > > On the Form I set the Record Locks property to Edited Record. However, > multiple users can still open up the form with the same record on it and > edit > it simultaneously. How can I stop multiple users from opening up the same > record at the same time? >
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