GCTIberica
Programmer
OK, I have a problem and I would love a little bit of help!
I have a client server application. The server has an ADO connection to the SQLServer DB. At the minute there are about 25 clients which constantly hit the server. Soon, there will be over 200 clients! However, the problem is that the ADO doesn´t seem to deliver all hits to the database.
So, I changed the code so there are 2 ADOQueries instead of one, which access the database depending on the procedure, to try to eliminate any concurrency problems. What a hack! It seems to work quite well, but as you can imagine, I need to change the code, so it works properly.
OK, I am a bit confused, because ADO should be able to handle these problems. Does anyone know of any way to get around this problem?
Thanks in advance
I have a client server application. The server has an ADO connection to the SQLServer DB. At the minute there are about 25 clients which constantly hit the server. Soon, there will be over 200 clients! However, the problem is that the ADO doesn´t seem to deliver all hits to the database.
So, I changed the code so there are 2 ADOQueries instead of one, which access the database depending on the procedure, to try to eliminate any concurrency problems. What a hack! It seems to work quite well, but as you can imagine, I need to change the code, so it works properly.
OK, I am a bit confused, because ADO should be able to handle these problems. Does anyone know of any way to get around this problem?
Thanks in advance