Subject | Re: [IBO] About Updating a join (in a grid) |
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Author | Dietrich Schulten |
Post date | 2000-12-06T21:46:21Z |
"Marc Leclerc" <mlpgr@...> schrieb:
means, if you don't want to write SQL for edit, insert and delete.
Set EditSQL, InsertSQL and DeleteSQL to the sql commands you need to
execute. Jason usually recommends to call a stored proc for joins, that
would mean to put an "execute procedure" in the above properties and
handle the necessary actions in a SP on the server.
All parameters you use for execute procedure lead to editable fields on
your forms.
Dietrich
> The big question I have is: I there a way to get the same feature (sort)In a 1:n join you can usually only edit the n-side of the join. Usually
> using no join but in order to get an editable dataset ?
means, if you don't want to write SQL for edit, insert and delete.
Set EditSQL, InsertSQL and DeleteSQL to the sql commands you need to
execute. Jason usually recommends to call a stored proc for joins, that
would mean to put an "execute procedure" in the above properties and
handle the necessary actions in a SP on the server.
All parameters you use for execute procedure lead to editable fields on
your forms.
Dietrich