Difference between revisions of "SET MULTIUSER"
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| − | If MULTIUSER is set OFF, all multi-user commands and functions are disabled. As a result, all files are opened exclusively. The FLOCK() and RLOCK() functions will always return a .T.. Commands such as UNLOCK, SET EXCLUSIVE, and USE...EXCLUSIVE are ignored. This allows multi-user applications to be distributed and run with single-user licenses. By default, MULTIUSER is OFF. | + | If MULTIUSER is set OFF and Recital is running with a single-user license, all multi-user commands and functions are disabled. As a result, all files are opened exclusively. The FLOCK() and RLOCK() functions will always return a .T.. Commands such as UNLOCK, SET EXCLUSIVE, and USE...EXCLUSIVE are ignored. This allows multi-user applications to be distributed and run with single-user licenses. By default, MULTIUSER is OFF. SET MULTIUSER has no effect on Recital systems running with multi-user licenses. |
Revision as of 14:45, 11 June 2009
Class
Environment
Purpose
Enable or disable all multi-user commands and functions
Syntax
SET MULTIUSER ON | OFF | (<expL>)
See Also
FLOCK(), LOCKF, LOCKR, RLOCK(), SET EXCLUSIVE, UNLOCK, USE
Description
If MULTIUSER is set OFF and Recital is running with a single-user license, all multi-user commands and functions are disabled. As a result, all files are opened exclusively. The FLOCK() and RLOCK() functions will always return a .T.. Commands such as UNLOCK, SET EXCLUSIVE, and USE...EXCLUSIVE are ignored. This allows multi-user applications to be distributed and run with single-user licenses. By default, MULTIUSER is OFF. SET MULTIUSER has no effect on Recital systems running with multi-user licenses.
Example
set multiuser off use demo edit
Products
Recital Database Server, Recital Mirage Server, Recital Terminal Developer
