Then fiddle with TIB_Statement.UpdateRecord (controls write pending changes
to the row buffer) and if it's not enough, call TIB_Dataset.UpdateData (to
announce an UpdateData event manually) and see if it helps.

In your case, you can follow the chain from the control to the dataset,
since the field has a Statement property that points to the owner dataset,
in case you don't want to hardcode the dataset's name in the spinedit's
event.

C.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Shane van de Vorstenbosch [mailto:shanevan@...]
> Sent: Jueves 4 de Enero de 2001 23:45
>
> In my particular application, I require an event every time the control
> changes. I can understand why the underlying data is not changed until the
> user exits the control, but I want to be able to update another control on
> every change entered.
>
> For example, if a progress bar type of control was associated with the
> field, it would be good to be able to update it immediately as
> the value is
> being changed (ie as the user pushes the +/- buttons or enters a value).
>
> I am displaying two associated values. One is the raw value and
> this is what
> is stored in the database. The other is the temperature and this is
> converted from the raw value into celcius or farenheit. As the
> raw value is
> changed I would like to the calculated temperature change immediately.