Subject | Re: [IBO] How to react on a DMLCache-Update |
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Author | guido.klapperich@t-online.de |
Post date | 2002-02-24T11:37:42Z |
I know how DML Caching work, that's not what I want to know. I give an example:
a simple app with a grid, which displays the data of a table. User A and user B
start the app. User A changes a record and user B sees the changes in his grid
via DML Caching without refreshing his grid. This means the grid of user B
knows, that it has to refresh the record. And exactly this event is what I'm
looking for. I tried all events of TIB_DataLink, but none fires.
I have a scheduler-control, that displays the activities of all users. When user
A changes a activity, user B should see the changed record exactly like in
TIB_Grid. So I have to know, when there has been a change of the data, but I
haven't found the event.
Guido
a simple app with a grid, which displays the data of a table. User A and user B
start the app. User A changes a record and user B sees the changes in his grid
via DML Caching without refreshing his grid. This means the grid of user B
knows, that it has to refresh the record. And exactly this event is what I'm
looking for. I tried all events of TIB_DataLink, but none fires.
I have a scheduler-control, that displays the activities of all users. When user
A changes a activity, user B should see the changed record exactly like in
TIB_Grid. So I have to know, when there has been a change of the data, but I
haven't found the event.
Guido