FIND-CURRENT( ) method
- Last Updated: January 18, 2024
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- Version 12.8
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Changes the lock mode of a record in a buffer.
Return type: LOGICAL
Applies to: Buffer object handle
Syntax
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- lockmode
- An integer expression evaluating to one of the following constants: SHARE-LOCK, EXCLUSIVE-LOCK, or NO-LOCK. You can assign any of these constants to an integer variable. For example, mylock = NO-LOCK. The default is SHARE-LOCK.
- waitmode
- An integer expression evaluating to one of the following: NO-WAIT, 0, or the Unknown
value (
?). You can assign NO-WAIT to an integer variable. For example, mywait = NO-WAIT.The default is to wait.
The following shows an example of the FIND-CURRENT method:
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If the change in lock status succeeds, the method returns TRUE, otherwise it returns FALSE.
If the lock change fails, a message displays. You can suppress the message using NO-ERROR on the statement containing the method.
Executing the FIND-CURRENT method resets the CURRENT-CHANGED attribute. If the record in the database changes between the time the original record was found and the FIND-CURRENT executes, the CURRENT-CHANGED attribute returns TRUE. If the record does not change, then the CURRENT-CHANGED attribute returns FALSE.
See also
FIND-BY-ROWID( ) method, CURRENT-CHANGED attribute, CURRENT-CHANGED function, FIND-FIRST( ) method, FIND-LAST( ) method, FIND-UNIQUE( ) method, FIND statement