forceunlockdatabaserecord
HOST
,
DATABASE
,
RECORDID

The forceunlockdatabaserecord statement immediately unlocks an arbitrary record in the specified server database.


Parameters

This statement has three parameters:

host – Name of the server that contains the database. (If "" is specified, the server associated with the current database will be used.)

database – Name of the shared database (the name on the server, which may be different than the name on this client). (If "" is specified, the current database will be used.)

recordid – Record id to be unlocked.


Description

This statement immediately unlocks an arbitrary record in the specified server database. You should only use this statement if a client has locked this record and disconnected from the network or crashed. Make sure that you know that it is the disconnected client that locked this record. If another client that is still running is the one who locked this record, they will be unlocked behind their back. They will get an error message when they try to unlock the record, and their changes will not be saved. This makes most users very unhappy, so be very careful before using this command.

forceunlockdatabaserecord "My Host","My Database",243

This statement is used by the Server Administration Wizard. There would usually be no reason to use this statement in any other context.


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History

VersionStatusNotes
10.2NewNew in this version.