Subject | RE: [IBO] Duplicating rows |
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Author | Helen Borrie (TeamIBO) |
Post date | 2002-03-04T14:35Z |
At 03:49 PM 04-03-02 +0200, you wrote:
instead call the Gen_ID() method yourself, AFTER Query->RowData=sRowData, i.e.
Query->RowData=sRowData;
Query->Field("ID")= Query->Gen_ID(MyIDGenerator, 1)'
Query->Field("DOCNO")=Gen_ID(MyDocNoGenerator, 1);
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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>Sorry, my english must be real bad.Yes, but what I'm suggesting is that you don't use GeneratorLinks but
>
>Usually the users enter data normal way - they press Insert button (the
>generatorlink assigns new ID, GetDocnumber() method in AfterInsert event
>gets called and doc. number is assigned) and everything is fine. Now, once
>in a while they want to get the data from old records and press Duplicate
>button
>
>OnDuplicateClick()
>{ sRowData=Query.RowData;
> Insert()
> //now AfterInsert event is called - generatorlink assignes new ID and
> doc. number is generated.
> Query->RowData=sRowData // I enter duplicate values which _overwrite_
> previously defined values
> Query->Field("ID")= new value //or key violation will occure
> Query->Field("DOCNO")=GetDocNo();
>}
instead call the Gen_ID() method yourself, AFTER Query->RowData=sRowData, i.e.
Query->RowData=sRowData;
Query->Field("ID")= Query->Gen_ID(MyIDGenerator, 1)'
Query->Field("DOCNO")=Gen_ID(MyDocNoGenerator, 1);
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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Ask on the list and everyone benefits
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