Subject | RE: [IBO] Simple Question about delete clause |
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Author | Gerhardus Geldenhuis |
Post date | 2001-09-05T15:05:54Z |
Hi again
SIGH
Its not my day to day unfortunately I am not using ib_dataset but ibodataset
because I am tied to a specific grid(devexpress) so all of these nice
properties
and stuph is not available to me. I looked or tried at the tdatasets refresh
procedure and it does not look like it has something similar to
raInvalidateCursor I also tried the InvalidateBookMark but to no avail it
gives me the same error.
Any other ideas.
Thanks for the help so far.
Groete
Gerhardus
SIGH
Its not my day to day unfortunately I am not using ib_dataset but ibodataset
because I am tied to a specific grid(devexpress) so all of these nice
properties
and stuph is not available to me. I looked or tried at the tdatasets refresh
procedure and it does not look like it has something similar to
raInvalidateCursor I also tried the InvalidateBookMark but to no avail it
gives me the same error.
Any other ideas.
Thanks for the help so far.
Groete
Gerhardus
>
> Uh-huh, OK. :-) Call InvalidateBookMark on the dataset when you
> call the delete procedure; or change the dataset's RefreshAction
> to raInvalidateCursor . This tells IBO that it will have to
> check for that row's existence if it gets referred to again.
> Closing and opening the dataset is an EXTREEEEEEEME way to kill a
> cat. You are possibly getting this particular reaction from
> having something like CommitAction as caRefresh and RefreshAction
> as caKeepDataPos (can't say exactly except "I have been there". :-))
>
> hth
> Helen
>