Subject | Re: [IBO] TBlobField in IBOQuery with CachedUpdates=True |
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Author | earnesttse |
Post date | 2007-09-27T02:55:31Z |
--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, Helen Borrie <helebor@...> wrote:
When I try to insert a new record, the value of BLOB field of last
record will be deleted. There is value of BLOB field in last record
only.
If I insert one record only and post it by calling ApplyUpdates &
CommitUpdates before to insert a new record. This record's BLOB value
will be saved. If I try to insert the second record, the BLOB field
value of first record will be null.
another form to edit the value of BLOB field.
If I set CachedUpdates to false, all records' BLOB value will be
saved.
Helen, thanks for your reply and help!
Regards,
Earnest
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> At 12:01 AM 27/09/2007, Earnest wrote:
> >Hello,
> >
> >I have a problem with IBOQuery's CachedUpdates.
> >
> >I found that when IBOQuery's CachedUpdates is set to true, the Blob
> >field will be emptied if I try to insert a new record.
>
> Could you explain what you mean by "emptied"? A blob field on a
> record will be null...Sorry for my poor English.
When I try to insert a new record, the value of BLOB field of last
record will be deleted. There is value of BLOB field in last record
only.
If I insert one record only and post it by calling ApplyUpdates &
CommitUpdates before to insert a new record. This record's BLOB value
will be saved. If I try to insert the second record, the BLOB field
value of first record will be null.
> >If I set CachedUpdates to false, everything is OK.Yes, I edit records in wwDBGrid (InfoPower's DBGrid), but I call
>
> What is "OK"? Are you talking about editing in a DBGrid?
another form to edit the value of BLOB field.
If I set CachedUpdates to false, all records' BLOB value will be
saved.
Helen, thanks for your reply and help!
Regards,
Earnest