Michael,
MB Software Solutions General Account wrote:
>
> How does that do for multiple users hitting the database with
> adds/updates at the same time?
Lets take example of a sales invoice.
For a new invoice, the Frontend generates the primary key for the master
table.
It also generates the many primary keys for the child table along with
updating the foreign key in the child table.
Then the backend is updated.
When an invoice is being updated, the frontend generates primary keys
for new child records. Again the backend is updated.
Are you indicating a scenario of two users simultaneously updating the
same invoice?
_Ajit Abraham
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