This raises another question.
Is there a way to find out if a database is already opened in the read-only
or read-write mode?
Bozidar
>
> It sounds like you're writing to the same database.
>
> We had this problem with Datebook's agenda view. Datebook and To
> Do both try
> to access (for read and write) the to-do database. If you're in the agenda
> view when you receive a beamed to-do item, To Do won't be able to open its
> database to create a new record. To solve this problem, the agenda view
> opens the to-do database in read-only mode. When the user taps on
> a checkbox
> to mark a to-do item as "done", we re-open it for read-write temporarily.
>
> Depending on your situation, a similar approach might work for you.
>
> > otherwise, I think we are going to handle it as a "training
> issue" and try
> > to get users to be in Application B on both receiving and
> sending end when
> > they want to send data. Is that considered bad "Palm" behavior?
>
> Yes. Do what you can to avoid this.
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> OS Engineer, Palm Inc.
>
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