Subject | Re: [IBO] No exception raised when required fields are not filled |
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Author | Helen Borrie (TeamIBO) |
Post date | 2002-01-14T01:37:51Z |
At 08:20 AM 14-01-02 +0700, you wrote:
Just set the BlankIsNull column attribute true to have a NULL instead of an empty string...
regards,
Helen
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Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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>Dear all,Hian,
>
>I just had a problem now <g>, which there was no exception raised when required
>fields are not filled.
>
>The DDL of one table example (actually this problem occurred for all tables):
>
>create domain D_SEA_KODE as char(10) not null;
>create domain D_SEA_NAMA as char(20) not null;
>
>create table season(
> SEAKODE D_SEA_KODE,
> SEANAMA D_SEA_NAMA);
>
>In my Delphi code, it was a base class with action attached to "Save" button:
>
>procedure TfrmBaseDb.btnSaveClick(Sender: TObject);
>begin
> try
> grdTemp.Enabled := True;
> dsTemp.DataSet.Post;
> trnTemp.CommitRetaining;
> modeNavigation;
> except
> InfoError( 'Duplicated or wrong entry, please recheck your input' );
> end;
>end;
>
>
>My application handled this exception properly for weeks, however this problem
>appeared just now... and I don't know where to fix it, of course I can browse through
>my VCS to trace for changes, however it might take plenty of time which I cannot
>afford <g>
>
>I thought it was FB problem, but when I used IBConsole/Marathon to try it (add a new
>record, fill the seaKode but skip the seaNama), they can handle it properly.. therefore
>I suspect there might be something wrong in my code or components I used, but I
>just use IBO and FR...
>
>Please kindly advise what I should check or revise..
>
Just set the BlankIsNull column attribute true to have a NULL instead of an empty string...
regards,
Helen
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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