This might be a pretty easy question, but I am very new to ADO.NET..
Here is the scenario, there are 2 users viz. A and B. User A has a local copy of a DataTable and user B has his own copy of the DataTable. User A has the screen showing a datagrid with the table values. Now user A goes for lunch and user B updates the datatable to the database.
User A on coming back does not realize that his data is 'dirty and makes updates and commits them to the database thus resulting in an incorrect operation. How do I detect such kind of changes and let user A know that the data he is updating is stale, or even better, refresh his screen once the data has been modified outside of the local copy.
Thanks in advance
Detecting Dirty Data in local DataTables
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Detecting Dirty Data in local DataTables
Paul Seaton-Smith
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