Subject | OAT-Handling |
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Author | guido.klapperich@t-online.de |
Post date | 2001-02-15T15:30:12Z |
Hi IBO-Profis
I'm just fighting with the OAT-Management of my app. I don't want to use
the TimeoutProps of IB_Transactionen, so therefore I have to do this on
my own. How recognizes a transaction, that nothing happened to the
datasets for a period of time? I mean no post and no scrolling. Now I do
a commit in the OnPost-Event of the datasets, but it would be more
comfortable, if the transaction could react on the post, so I have not
use the all the OnPost-Events, but one OnPostDataset-Event, for example,
of a transaction. But how to find out, that no post and no scrolling has
been done to the datasets for a period of time. And what then, should I
do a commit or a pause to the transaction ?
I just want to know, how you have realized this, in your applications.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Guido.
I'm just fighting with the OAT-Management of my app. I don't want to use
the TimeoutProps of IB_Transactionen, so therefore I have to do this on
my own. How recognizes a transaction, that nothing happened to the
datasets for a period of time? I mean no post and no scrolling. Now I do
a commit in the OnPost-Event of the datasets, but it would be more
comfortable, if the transaction could react on the post, so I have not
use the all the OnPost-Events, but one OnPostDataset-Event, for example,
of a transaction. But how to find out, that no post and no scrolling has
been done to the datasets for a period of time. And what then, should I
do a commit or a pause to the transaction ?
I just want to know, how you have realized this, in your applications.
Any suggestion would be appreciated.
Guido.