Subject Re: Flush() From Ness Stephens <nessstephens@gmail.com> Date Sat, 26 Sep 2009 16:22:41 +1200 Newsgroups dbase.programming If you are running two or more programs accessing the same data make sure the LOCAL SHARE is set to true in the BDE // open BDE.exe  select configuration then system then INIT then change // LOCAL SHARE to true                                                                          Ness "Charles" <grahamcp@verizon.net> wrote in message news:h9j1r7.3j0.1@news.alldbase.com... >I am having a problem with getting the data written to the disc after a >save.  If the data remains in the buffers, I can not access the tables due >to a table lock.  I have a rowset.flush() command after the save.  I have >read the thread on this newsgroup, and tried the rowset.refresh(), but that >doesn't help either.  I tried using both the flush() and refresh() together >and that did not help.  I have read the help files that mention the disc >cache being involved, but I have the disc cache disabled on all the >computers in the network, so that shouldn't be the problem.  Is there >anything that can force the buffers to write to the disc?  Right now the >only way I can force the writing to the disc is to exit the application. > > I am using XP Home and dBASE 2.6.1.5 on the peer to peer network. > > Charles