Got rows that I can't get rid of

I was working with my DB. I wrote some unit test it failed and I didn't
clean up it correctly in the code. So usually in this case I just go to DB
and clean it myself by hand and lean my lesson. But this time some records I
just can't delete - it tells me that record doesn't exists because it was
modified by other user ?
I restarted machine - didn't help.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Shimon.How are you trying to delete?
Is There a Primary Key on this table?
The message you describe sounds like an ADO or ODBC message. Can you just
go to query analyzer and do a Select and see if the row is in the database?
"Shimon Sim" wrote:

> I was working with my DB. I wrote some unit test it failed and I didn't
> clean up it correctly in the code. So usually in this case I just go to DB
> and clean it myself by hand and lean my lesson. But this time some records
I
> just can't delete - it tells me that record doesn't exists because it was
> modified by other user ?
> I restarted machine - didn't help.
> Any ideas?
> Thanks,
> Shimon.
>
>|||I delete from VS.NET from the list of records.
Everytime I refresh the query it returns me that record exists. II try to
delete dependent connected (with foreign rel) records that tells me that I
can't because there are related records.
"CBretana" <cbretana@.areteIndNOSPAM.com> wrote in message
news:5EB2C616-36C0-4EAE-AFFD-C088258A8B9F@.microsoft.com...
> How are you trying to delete?
> Is There a Primary Key on this table?
> The message you describe sounds like an ADO or ODBC message. Can you just
> go to query analyzer and do a Select and see if the row is in the
> database?
> "Shimon Sim" wrote:
>|||Sorry for troubles - I just pulled up QA and queries work. I guess something
wrong with VS.
Thanks,
Shimon.
"CBretana" <cbretana@.areteIndNOSPAM.com> wrote in message
news:5EB2C616-36C0-4EAE-AFFD-C088258A8B9F@.microsoft.com...
> How are you trying to delete?
> Is There a Primary Key on this table?
> The message you describe sounds like an ADO or ODBC message. Can you just
> go to query analyzer and do a Select and see if the row is in the
> database?
> "Shimon Sim" wrote:
>