Hi All,
Does anyone know a way of programattically determining the current lockmode of a buffer object?
I can see find-current() sets a new lock mode but I can't see any obvious way of reading the current mode.
Many Thanks,
DeVNuLL
OK I will bear that in mind and run a check of the code to ensure there is a corresponding delete for every object created before it gets put into production.
Thanks again,
Chris.
Hi,
the buffer was created by a 'define buffer loginuserdata for userdata' statement. the buffer will contain the user record for the currently logged in user.
Many Thanks
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