Subject | Re: [IBO] IBObjects bug 4.5Ai with invalidaterownum |
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Author | jdoscom |
Post date | 2005-02-18T08:52:38Z |
Sorry, you don't understand.
I follow the help file:
"Hints about refreshing data
You can also invalidate individual rows by calling the
InvalidateRowNum() and InvalidateBookmark() methods. This is great
for reflecting changes that occur in separate datasets or by calling
a stored procedure."
This is my situation. I have a dataset that after post update a
field of other table. Then I put, afterpost dataset1:
dataset2.invalidaterownum(dataset2.rownum)
In 4.3 version, this refetch the actual record of dataset2.
In 4.5 not refetch the record.
Thanks
I follow the help file:
"Hints about refreshing data
You can also invalidate individual rows by calling the
InvalidateRowNum() and InvalidateBookmark() methods. This is great
for reflecting changes that occur in separate datasets or by calling
a stored procedure."
This is my situation. I have a dataset that after post update a
field of other table. Then I put, afterpost dataset1:
dataset2.invalidaterownum(dataset2.rownum)
In 4.3 version, this refetch the actual record of dataset2.
In 4.5 not refetch the record.
Thanks
--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@t...> wrote:
> At 08:57 AM 17/02/2005 +0000, you wrote:
>
>
> >But, in the prev. version 4.3 this sentence refresh the record and
> >in the 4.5 version NO.
> >
> >How can resolve the problem?
>
> I don't know what the problem is.
>
>
> >I probed with .refresh and .refreshall but not do what I want.
> >Because the record can be in insert mode and in this case lost the
> >record.
>
> Why are you calling InvalidateRowNum in insert mode?
>
> Helen