Concurrent Editing

For any lists of items that administrators can edit, such as queues, rates, categories, populations, products, fees, CRA configurations, organizations, loan sources, document template keywords, domain values, groups, and users, the system prevents multiple users from making changes at the same time. If two users try to edit a list item at the same time, changes are only accepted for the first user to click Save. If another user was also trying to edit the item and attempts to save it, the system redirects the user to the main page of the item they are attempting to edit (for example, the Queues page), displays an error stating that the item has been modified by the first user, and then instructs the other user to reload the list. Upon reloading the list and attempting to edit the item again, the other user will see the new values that were submitted by the first user. This locking occurs in the application logic; the corresponding entities or database tables are not locked during this process.