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cgphp 10/20/2011 |
Try to reformulate your question, it's not very clear. |
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procheck author 10/21/2011 |
I have a member table where a user can change his own profile. There are different administrators for different members in this table subdivided by ID. The admin can change any member profile under his ID. A view was created called admin_member for the purpose of setting the security permissions to allow the admin to edit the members. The only time where locking would be required is when a member and the admin are making changes at the same time. The locking does not work for a table and it's view because they do have different names although they are the same table. Hopefully this is more clear. |
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Sergey Kornilov admin 10/21/2011 |
This behaviour is by design, locking is implement on project level, tables and views are treated as different objects. |
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procheck author 10/21/2011 |
I kind of figured that it was by design. That makes sense. I don't fully understand what you mean that it is implemented on a project level. So there is no way to implement this for my case? |
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Sergey Kornilov admin 10/21/2011 |
What you looking for is 'locking on database level' where physical tables can be locked. PHPRunner is only able to lock 'project objects' like tables and views defined in PHPRunner. |
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procheck author 10/22/2011 |
I understand now. Thanks |