> let's assume the select procedure for the selection of entries from
> dicentries is called select_procedure(params)
> when an update on dskrpts is taking place, the server could check
> whether this updates is to do with the fields dskrpts.asdskrpt or
> dskrpts.zsdskrpt. let's assume dskrpts.asdskrpt was changed from 'a'
> to 'b'
> now the server could check to see if there is any open connection
> where data was sent to via select_procedure(params) and
> "where 'a' in select asdskrpt1 from select_procedure(params)"
> if that is so, the respective record could be refreshed (don't know
> whether that's possible at all w/o the respective dataset first
> requesting a refresh)

Martin,

you should get yourself familiar with events. Together with Update/Insert/Delete triggers you can
notify all your clients about any changes of any table. The client gets a notification and can then
decide whether or not it needs to refresh its querys.

I don't think that this can be done any other way since the server cannot just send anything no one
has asked for.

Florian