Subject | Re: [IBO] EOF BOF craziness |
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Author | nibler@t-online.de |
Post date | 2003-09-08T15:59:55Z |
Paul,
[IBO] .. craziness ? After 3 years using IBO, you should know a little
more about these client/server basics !! With single fetching, how can
IBO know the begin or end of the dataset ? What should it return other
than a bof/eof error ??? You really should read some basic tutorial.
The most easy way to solve your problem without any extra coding is:
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* From the Delphi standard component tab place a ActionList on your form.
* doubleclick on the actionlist.
* press "New standard action".
* choose TIB_ActionNext and TIB_ActionPrior.
* assign at least your datasource to the actions datasource property.
* place two standard buttons for Next/Prior on your form.
* Assign the appropriate action to each buttons action property
That´s all you have to do, IBO´s predefined actions do all the rest !
Harald
[IBO] .. craziness ? After 3 years using IBO, you should know a little
more about these client/server basics !! With single fetching, how can
IBO know the begin or end of the dataset ? What should it return other
than a bof/eof error ??? You really should read some basic tutorial.
The most easy way to solve your problem without any extra coding is:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
* From the Delphi standard component tab place a ActionList on your form.
* doubleclick on the actionlist.
* press "New standard action".
* choose TIB_ActionNext and TIB_ActionPrior.
* assign at least your datasource to the actions datasource property.
* place two standard buttons for Next/Prior on your form.
* Assign the appropriate action to each buttons action property
That´s all you have to do, IBO´s predefined actions do all the rest !
Harald