This property applies to Microsoft SQL only.
Disables a lock that is created on a read-only cursor.
Disablerolocks=[yes | no]
no
yes disables the lock on the read-only cursors.
no retains the lock on the read-only cursors.
Sybase recommends setting DisableROLock=yes for increased concurrency when accessing shared tables. However, applications opening multiple cursors on the same table within the same connection will need to set DisableROLock=yes to avoid this error:
Connection is busy with results for another hstmt
