Subject | Offline use of IB_Query with CachedUpdates |
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Author | roufusoffv |
Post date | 2005-12-02T18:13:38Z |
Is it possible to use IB_Query with CachedUpdates when not connected
to a database?
I'm using IB_Query with CachedUpdates turned on to simulate a memory
dataset that's compatible with the Native IBO Controls. I am
currently creating a query that returns no rows and has the fields I
want, then opening the query and inserting and manipulating my non-
database data, cancelling updates when finished.
When using IB_Query like this, the only database access is to
prepare and execute my query - neither of which I really want to
do. What I want is to be able to define and instatiate the fields
directly, bypassing the database. This would let me use the IB_Query
when not connected and also hopefully simply the process of field
creation. So far my experiments with directly accessing the
bufferfields have not been successful.
Any insight into IBO's internals that would allow me to do this
would be much appreciated.
Thank you,
Shawn Zilbert
to a database?
I'm using IB_Query with CachedUpdates turned on to simulate a memory
dataset that's compatible with the Native IBO Controls. I am
currently creating a query that returns no rows and has the fields I
want, then opening the query and inserting and manipulating my non-
database data, cancelling updates when finished.
When using IB_Query like this, the only database access is to
prepare and execute my query - neither of which I really want to
do. What I want is to be able to define and instatiate the fields
directly, bypassing the database. This would let me use the IB_Query
when not connected and also hopefully simply the process of field
creation. So far my experiments with directly accessing the
bufferfields have not been successful.
Any insight into IBO's internals that would allow me to do this
would be much appreciated.
Thank you,
Shawn Zilbert