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When will the LOCKTABLE "expires" ?
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Hi,
I'm interested in case if no modification performed after locking of the table.
Does the locking removed on exit from trigger/function?
I'm interested in case if no modification performed after locking of the table.
Does the locking removed on exit from trigger/function?
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In general LOCKTABLE 'expires' (the locks are released) when your transaction ends.
Your transaction can end in few ways:
1. a commit call
2. If you call a report, when the report returns
3. If you are on a form, (assuming default properties), one transaction ends/begins when you complete the primary key information. Another transaction ends/begins when you leave the form.