> When you ApplyUpdates, IBO goes through the cache starting at row 1, until
> it finds the first inserted row - that is new row 3!

Helen, only that TIB_Query is not working this way.

Original dataset:

row 1 <--- cursor is here
row 2
row 3
row 4

Update rows 1, 2 and 3:

Updated row 1
Updated row 2
Updated row 3
row 4 <--- cursor is here

Move the cursor to row 1:

Updated row 1 <--- cursor is here
Updated row 2
Updated row 3
row 4

Run ApplyUpdates:


IBO update row 3
IBO update row 2
IBO update row 1

Affert ApplyUpdates.

row 1 <--- cursor is here
row 2
row 3
row 4

> Why is it a problem?

That it can cause several problem, mostly if the application demand an order
in updates/Insets, also is confused for the user.

PHA
Nova Odessa / SP - Brazil

----- Original Message -----
From: "Helen Borrie" <helebor@...>
To: <IBObjects@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Wednesday, March 27, 2002 11:31 AM
Subject: Re: [IBO] Problem with IBO and CachedUpdates


> At 10:59 AM 27-03-02 -0300, you wrote:
> >When I change or I insert some records, and I run AppyUpdates, IBO
records
> >register them in the order inverse.
> >
> >Example:
> >
> >I insert record 1
> >I insert record 2
> >I insert record 3
> >
> >I run ApplyUpdates.
> >
> >IBO inserts record 3
> >IBO inserts record 2
> >IBO inserts record 1
> >
> >Because that?
>
>
> Original dataset:
>
> row 1
> row 2
> row 3 <--- cursor is here
> row 4
>
> Insert a row:
>
> row 1
> row 2
> new row 1 <---- cursor is here
> row 3
> row 4
>
> Insert another row:
> row 1
> row 2
> new row 2 <--- cursor is here
> new row 1
> row 3
> row 4
>
> Insert another row:
>
> row 1
> row 2
> new row 3 <--- cursor is here
> new row 2
> new row 1
> row 3
> row 4
>
> When you ApplyUpdates, IBO goes through the cache starting at row 1, until
> it finds the first inserted row - that is new row 3!
>
> >How to solve? Already I looked the fontes more I did not manage to solve
the
> >problem.
>
> Why is it a problem?
>
> You could use Append...
> Original dataset:
>
> row 1
> row 2
> row 3 <--- cursor is here
> row 4
>
> Append a row:
>
> row 1
> row 2
> row 3
> row 4
> new row 1 <---- cursor is here
>
> Append another row:
> row 1
> row 2
> row 3
> row 4
> new row 1
> new row 2 <--- cursor is here
> ..and so on
>
> cheers,
> Helen


PHA
Nova Odessa / SP - Brazil



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