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EH> Is there anybody there who can explain to me the
EH> limitations multi-user programming will give me to file
EH> access?
EH>
EH> For example: I wanted to lock a file on multiple
EH> records, but they were not in one sequence; they were
EH> these numbers: 5 6 10 and 50
as far as os/2 is concerned and afaik you can only access whole files.
you can open a file read-only granting other programs the same right or
you can open a file exclusively, locking it completely against other
programs.
there may be slight differences as far as os/2 and other operating systems
are concerned, but this is the main idea as i did understand it.
maybe you should tell us about what software you are talking.
ibms os/400 for example should allow what you want to do, but os/2 is no
multiuser-system and lacks the support for record oriented file access and
locking mechanisms, afaik...
bye bye
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