You still have to maintain an uniquekey.

Or use an after insert trigger with
if (New.UniqueKey is null) then New.UniqueKey = GenId(MyGenerator);

Then set TIBOQuery.BufferSynchroFlags = bsAfterInsert to see this
UniqueKey update.

I'll email you an working example

----- Original Message -----
From: "abedna2000" <bluehorse@...>
To: <IBObjects@yahoogroups.com>
Sent: Sunday, November 07, 2004 12:48 PM
Subject: Re: [IBO] Using IBOQuery with DBGrid to modify data


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| --- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Hans Hoogstraat <hhoogstraat@s...>
| wrote:
| > Maybe ....
| >
| > Create Table Family (UniqueKey Integer, FName varchar(12), LName
| varchar(20,
| > Primary Key (UniqueKey))
| >
| > TIBOQuery.SQL = 'select FName,LName' .. rows can not be updated
| in Grid
| >
|
| Ok, good to know.
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| > Check TIBOQuery.RequestLive flag
| >
|
| Well, setting it to True makes the DBGrid behave as if the data were
| edited, that's some progress, but I found out I don't know how to
| commit the changes. Might a IBOQuery.Post call before IBOQuery.Close
| be a solution?
|
| Thanks
| A.B.
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