Hi all,
I am using a method found on this site to kick users from my BE.
When they log in to the DB, a bound form opens which contains the version number (for verification purposes) and a single checkbox.
The form timer calls a script to check the value of the checkbox. If checked, Application.Quit occurs next time the form timer event is called.
When I update the checkbox flag in the BE the users are successfully kicked. However they each receive a write conflict error.
Obviously this defeats the purpose - as I have to run around determining who is logged in still and get them to close the error box.
Can anyone tell me why this write conflict occurs?
Thanks,
Rob
I am using a method found on this site to kick users from my BE.
When they log in to the DB, a bound form opens which contains the version number (for verification purposes) and a single checkbox.
The form timer calls a script to check the value of the checkbox. If checked, Application.Quit occurs next time the form timer event is called.
When I update the checkbox flag in the BE the users are successfully kicked. However they each receive a write conflict error.
Obviously this defeats the purpose - as I have to run around determining who is logged in still and get them to close the error box.
Can anyone tell me why this write conflict occurs?
Thanks,
Rob
