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I suppose that you are working with SDE. You should kill all connections using sdemon command-line tool. If there is an ArcSDE installed on PC where you a running the script then you can execute sdemon -o kill locally to kill all connections. Take a look at this help topic. I am not sure is it killing direct-connections on 10.0. I remember that it was a ...

Another possibility since you said you are using SDE is to delete shared locks from the layer_locks and table_locks tables using SQL, PL/SQL, T-SQL, etc. e.g.: DELETE FROM TABLE_LOCKS WHERE SDE_ID = :b1 AND REGISTRATION_ID = :b2 I would definitely not recommend this approach on a versioned geodatabase. See also: How are the various lock mechanisms ...

If you want to achieve that in ArcPad, I think you have to do some programming within ArcPad Studio. The available languages have been VBScript and Javascript, but I've heard them mention bringing Python on board at somepoint. Essentially you have to access the data table field, copy it's value and apply it to the empty field in another feature class. ...