Subject | Transactions and the default transaction |
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Author | Stevio |
Post date | 2002-03-12T16:38:54Z |
In Delphi, you set up a default transaction for your database, which I've
done.
I didn't use any other transactions, but noticed that when I added a new
record to a table, it didn't show up outside of the application, for example
in IB Console, until I closed the application.
I then added a transaction just for the creation of the new record, and
committed the posting of the new record, and it did show up outside of the
application, but not within the application!
What am I doing wrong? Do I need to set something in the Transaction Editor?
I haven't set anything in there at the moment. Can I set the default
transaction for the application so that changes are committed straight away,
changes are seen outside of the app. and the changes are also seen inside
the app, so I don't need to create 100 transactions for all the places where
you can change data?
Thanks,
Stephen
done.
I didn't use any other transactions, but noticed that when I added a new
record to a table, it didn't show up outside of the application, for example
in IB Console, until I closed the application.
I then added a transaction just for the creation of the new record, and
committed the posting of the new record, and it did show up outside of the
application, but not within the application!
What am I doing wrong? Do I need to set something in the Transaction Editor?
I haven't set anything in there at the moment. Can I set the default
transaction for the application so that changes are committed straight away,
changes are seen outside of the app. and the changes are also seen inside
the app, so I don't need to create 100 transactions for all the places where
you can change data?
Thanks,
Stephen