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SQL query over ODBC interferes with network users

paullam
in External Data Sources

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An application in php is executing a SELECT query over ODBC on my Filemaker DB. This happens from a separate machine on my LAN. When the query is actually executed, my filemaker screen on my host machine jumps to another record, being the (first) one in the result requested by ODBC. However the external application doesn't perform any updates or writes to the file, it just reads information.

I've searched the ODBC forum but did not find anything alike.

Any suggestions?

What is the problem? How can that interfere with another users?

FM Client is single user.

Garry

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