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Access 2000What does your question mean?
Please give us some details here. Why do you think your recordset is "locked"? -- Show quoteHide quoteRick B "mrslavel" <mrsla***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:715D66DC-66E1-45D1-95F1-A53F8456375C@microsoft.com... > how do you unlock a recordset in access 2000 If you refer to Tools, Options, Advanced, Default record locking, you can
choose the type of locking which I think is automatically unlocked when the record is saved. For recordsets, I don't think there's any inherent locking as such. You can use BeginTrans, CommitTrans, and RollbackTrans, though how well they work I'm not really able to say. (I use them, but then I've never struck an error *related*) Chris Show quoteHide quote "mrslavel" <mrsla***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > how do you unlock a recordset in access 2000 
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