I know the difference between the two ways of stroking and filling the path
is the concurrency. In what situations would the client application want to
take advantage of the concurrency by calling StrokeAndFillPath rather than
calling StrokePath and FillPath separately?
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Re: Effective use of DataAdapter.Update(DataSet) ... >> the database and, for the most part, ignore the impact of concurrent ... >> from multiple client applications into the same database. ... > Concurrency exception unless you specifically code it not to. ... I presume that you mean that the Update method will throw the concurrency... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet)
Re: COM concurrency??? ... > call the object concurrently through this single interface pointer.... > the client does not have to be explicitly multithreaded. ... >> one message queue will be responsible for multiple stubs of different ... >> words dose MS RPC support concurrency for one interface? ... (microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ole)
Re: Effective use of DataAdapter.Update(DataSet) ...Concurrency isn't the only issue here and locked ... work for standard client server.... Also, if you submit an update after every edit for instance, it's hard to ... > synchronize the DataSet with the database table, ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet)
Re: COM concurrency??? ... > request the class factory will create a new object (unless you tweak ... First, the multi-threaded client can create one object, then pass its ... > one message queue will be responsible for multiple stubs of different ... > words dose MS RPC support concurrency for one interface? ... (microsoft.public.win32.programmer.ole)
Re: Effective use of DataAdapter.Update(DataSet) ... Define a SqlConnection to the database.... > from multiple client applications into the same database. ...Concurrency exception unless you specifically code it not to. ... > modifies one record and saves the change. ... (microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.adonet)
