Hi to all,
We have an application that used Ms-Access for its backend.
We wanted to move up to MSDE so I wrote a conversion utility that creates the SQL database, copies all the data from the Access database, creates all the indexes and relationships.
Now, the application used a lot of sql statements which would have to be rewritten for SQL Server so we decided to create a ms-access database with linked tables to the SQL server (ODBC). Don't tell me not to do that because I have no control over it :).
The weird thing happening now is that:
All the records that were moved from access are fine.
New records can be added fine.
However, when trying to edit/delete the new records, I get an error saying that:
Write Conflict.
I can't change the record because it has been changed by another user since I started editing it.
Any ideas?
ThanksLooks like a Locking issue with the SQL Server record.|||When I open it in the server utility in Visual Studio.NET I can edit those records fine.
I can edit all the records that were in the mdb file.
I cannot edit any new ones inserted into the MSDE DB.
I don't use an ODBC DataSource. When I open the linked table in Linked Table Manager I see the following Database = DBName.
There is no username or password. Should there be?
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