Thanks, Nat and David. Under "SQL Anywhere", I get into ISQL to use "ALTER TABLE" command to add my primary key: ALTER TABLE Client ADD PRIMARY KEY (SYSID) I got an error: user 'dba' has the row in 'Client' locked. How can I release the locking condition?
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Click on another table in Sybase Central. Is suspect this is the issue. Dave Wolf Jaguar Product Team John Chyan wrote: > Thanks, Nat and David. > > Under "SQL Anywhere", I get into ISQL to use "ALTER TABLE" command > to add my primary key: > > ALTER TABLE Client > ADD PRIMARY KEY (SYSID) > > I got an error: user 'dba' has the row in 'Client' locked. > How can I release the locking condition?
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Once i had to disconnect all users. John Chyan <john@dissol.com> wrote in article <35A5423F.FEA73CC0@dissol.com>... > Thanks, Nat and David. > > Under "SQL Anywhere", I get into ISQL to use "ALTER TABLE" command > to add my primary key: > > ALTER TABLE Client > ADD PRIMARY KEY (SYSID) > > I got an error: user 'dba' has the row in 'Client' locked. > How can I release the locking condition? >
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