Subject | Re: [IBO] Seeming duplicate rows in IB_Grid - with work around. |
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Author | Svein Erling Tysvær |
Post date | 2001-02-07T14:14:37Z |
Brian,
you do explain your problem very well, but nothing that could help us help
you. Please show us your SQL, SP definition, and any properties that may be
of interest.
I don't think it is a known bug, if so it would be a severe bug that should
have been fixed by know. Check for yourself by getting one of the 3.6C
versions.
Set
At 21:34 07.02.2001 +0800, you wrote:
you do explain your problem very well, but nothing that could help us help
you. Please show us your SQL, SP definition, and any properties that may be
of interest.
I don't think it is a known bug, if so it would be a severe bug that should
have been fixed by know. Check for yourself by getting one of the 3.6C
versions.
Set
At 21:34 07.02.2001 +0800, you wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have just encountered a strange problem with TIB_Grid and I am wondering
>if it is a known bug.
>
>IBO version = 3.6Be
>Delphi 5.01
>O/S = Windows 2000 and also NT 4
>
>The problem is that the second row displayed in the grid overwrites the
>third row. Visually, it appears that the second row is duplicated, but in
>fact the second row is displayed twice and the third row is not displayed at
>all.
>
>I have run it with Monitor to verify that the correct rows are being
>returned. When I open the dataset in design mode the records are displayed
>correctly.
>
>I have defined key links on a unique integer value. The SQL is a select from
>a SP.
>
>The project was previously using TIBOQuery and TwwDBGrid but was converted
>to TIB_Query and TIB_Grid to take advantage of the ordering features. There
>are a number of multi-segmented OrderingItems defined (unique, ascending and
>descending). The problem only appeared after the conversion was done.
>
>
>Setting AutoFetchAll := True works around the problem, but I expect it has
>undesirable performance consequences.
>
>So, does anyone know if this is a bug? or how I might be causing such a
>phenomena?
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Brian
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