Subject | Re: [IBO] NULL and GENERATORS |
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Author | Svein Erling Tysvaer |
Post date | 2003-05-14T11:57:14Z |
Marcus,
triggers are located at the server, whereas IB_Query belongs to the client.
In no way can an IB_Query know what happens at the server. Moreover, there
is probably no way to get the value - since it presumably is part of the
primary key.
To save yourself from even thinking about this, take advantage of
GeneratorLinks. This makes IBO obtain the number before inserting and shows
up nicely in all your fields.
Set
At 11:44 14.05.2003 +0100, you wrote:
triggers are located at the server, whereas IB_Query belongs to the client.
In no way can an IB_Query know what happens at the server. Moreover, there
is probably no way to get the value - since it presumably is part of the
primary key.
To save yourself from even thinking about this, take advantage of
GeneratorLinks. This makes IBO obtain the number before inserting and shows
up nicely in all your fields.
Set
At 11:44 14.05.2003 +0100, you wrote:
>All,
>I have a table that holds references. It has two fields, code and
>description. Both fields are set to not null. I have a Before Insert
>trigger that states if the code is null an auto-generated number is used
>instead. The user can either enter a code or have the system auto-generate one.
>
>I have a delphi form with an IB_Query component on it. When I insert and
>post a record it stated that the code field is required. I change the
>column property in the IB_Query so that Not Null was false and blanks are
>NULL. Now when I add a record the code field is blank and nothing is
>auto-generated.
>
>What have I done wrong?
>
>Regards,
>Marcus.
>
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