Subject | Re: [IBO] update a register |
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Author | Helen Borrie (TeamIBO) |
Post date | 2002-04-10T05:25:50Z |
At 12:19 AM 10-04-02 -0300, Ronaldo Rezende wrote:
1 - that your Keylinks are correct
2 - that you have RequestLive set to True.
edits or deletes.
"select....from...atable". If you have joins (where you want to update
rows from more than one table) or if you get your dataset from a selectable
stored procedure, then you will need custom SQL.
(bsBeforeEdit, bsAfterEdit, bsAfterInsert) then these are for setting how
you would like the synchronization between the server and the buffer to be
handled. They do not affect whether the dataset is updatable.
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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>The buttom update of my updatebar is disable.Two necessary things are:
1 - that your Keylinks are correct
2 - that you have RequestLive set to True.
>Will I must click in theYou only need to do that if you require something special for inserts,
>"generate for table" button in the UpdateSQL tab of the form "query edit" to
>use the button update of ib_updatebar?
edits or deletes.
>I think that somebody tell me thatThat is true, as long as your dataset's statement is a
>the UpdateSQL was make internally by the IBO and isn't necessary to put
>EditSQL, InsertSQL and DeleteSQL propertys.
"select....from...atable". If you have joins (where you want to update
rows from more than one table) or if you get your dataset from a selectable
stored procedure, then you will need custom SQL.
>The options SyncBefore Edit,If you are talking about the settings for the BufferSynchroFlags property
>Sync After Edit and Sync AfterInsert is necessary?
(bsBeforeEdit, bsAfterEdit, bsAfterInsert) then these are for setting how
you would like the synchronization between the server and the buffer to be
handled. They do not affect whether the dataset is updatable.
regards,
Helen Borrie (TeamIBO Support)
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