I wrote an Application that enables 2 PCs to share their Database.

So whenever PC1 updates the Table, PC2 wont see the changes.

Iv already issued DBISaveChanges(Table.handle) on the updating Machine,
however, the 2nd one needs to close and reopen the database to get the
changes.

Isnt there a better way to do the update on PC2 ?

P.S. NetFileDir and so on are set up correctly.

Well, I don't think this is your problem, but its something to be aware
of. There is a problem with using smartdrive on certain networks, (mostly
with peer-to-peer stuff like WFW), which delays updates and can corrupt
data. Doesn't sound like your problem though...
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record locking. I'm also using Paradox tables for all the tables.
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I hope I'm not stating the obvious, but have you issued a TTable.Refresh on
PC2?

Regards,
Matthew Palcic

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Nowotny,

Short of close/open the only method that works in my environment is
table1.refresh.  In particular, DbiCheckRefresh may work but I can't get it
to.  For queries, close/open are necessary (by design).

[My environment: Win 95 peer-to-peer, D1 or D2, latest BDE, paradox tables]

HTH,
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Paul Motyer
pa...@linuxserver.pccity.com.au
Croydon, Australia, 3136

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