In the post by rickyfong about multi user access
gemma-the-husky states that ricky should use record locking to ensure users don't modify the same record at the same time. He doesn't explain how this is done.
I have a sales call tracking program.
a list of available numbers are displayed to multiple users running the fe
a user clicks on a record to get a call screen displayed with client info
they then call the client and try for a sale.
the problem exists that two users can click on the same list record and open up the same call screen - they then both try to call the customer manually on the phone. one agent will get through the other will get a busy signal and record the call as a Busy Call. When the user with the customer is done he tries to record a Sale or No Sale and is met with an error message saying the record has been modified and they cannot save changes!!
I need a way to get access to immediately lock the record when it is clicked so only one person can open the call details screen?
What is the best way to lock the records?
Thank you for your input
Mark
gemma-the-husky states that ricky should use record locking to ensure users don't modify the same record at the same time. He doesn't explain how this is done.
I have a sales call tracking program.
a list of available numbers are displayed to multiple users running the fe
a user clicks on a record to get a call screen displayed with client info
they then call the client and try for a sale.
the problem exists that two users can click on the same list record and open up the same call screen - they then both try to call the customer manually on the phone. one agent will get through the other will get a busy signal and record the call as a Busy Call. When the user with the customer is done he tries to record a Sale or No Sale and is met with an error message saying the record has been modified and they cannot save changes!!
I need a way to get access to immediately lock the record when it is clicked so only one person can open the call details screen?
What is the best way to lock the records?
Thank you for your input
Mark