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Handling Concurrency Issues Site: 15seconds.com
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Updated: 7/8/2003
In this article, we will focus on the different approaches to concurrency locking and discuss how you can handle the situations when they occur.   Author: Wayne Plourde   Code: ASP.NET v1.0 & VB

Optimistic Concurrency Control Site: The Code Project
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Updated: 3/19/2004
This article focuses on the "Optimistic concurrency control", doing it manually with out the DataSet. On a second part, I will focus on "Pessimistic concurrency control".   Author: Teo   Code: ASP.NET v1.1 & C#
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Creating a Custom DataAdapter Site: csharphelp.com
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Updated: 3/29/2002
VS.NET's code generation features serve the purpose of creating trivial applications very well but when it comes time to create a more complicated application, a good programmer needs to know how to work with ADO.NET DataAdapters at the code level.   Author: David Talbot   Code: ASP.NET Beta 2 & C#

Handle Optimistic Concurrency Site: Builder.com
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Updated: 2/15/2003
In database-locking parlance, the term optimistic concurrency means that your application assumes that no one else will be making changes to the same record that it is currently editing.   Author: Craig Utley   Code: ASP.NET v1.0
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