Re: Input Data Binding

Hi

Not sure if this should be in the Data Objects or Input forum but here is my problem..

I have a Input Panel bound to a data library and all works fine except the data is updated automatically...

I have add the line dset.Update to the Ok button which I thought would be where the update would happen, but when I use the cancel button the data is still updated?

C1Data.2 version 2.0.20091.212

C1Input.2 version 2.020083.33223

C1InputPanel version 2.0.20091.57

Regards

Graham

 

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Hi

Not sure if this should be in the Data Objects or Input forum but here is my problem..

I have a Input Panel bound to a data library and all works fine except the data is updated automatically...

I have add the line dset.Update to the Ok button which I thought would be where the update would happen, but when I use the cancel button the data is still updated?

C1Data.2 version 2.0.20091.212

C1Input.2 version 2.020083.33223

C1InputPanel version 2.0.20091.57

Regards

Graham

 

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Hi John

Hi John 

Yes that fixed my problem... the Input Panel was added to an existing Dialog Form so I thought putting the logic on the exit button would work...

One more problem... I have dataset and dataview for the file I am using.. I am trying to use RowFilter to select the file to maintain on entry (form load)

dataview.RowFilter = "ComponentID = " & dbtext(sComponentID)    .... dbtext function surrounds the text in quotes and remove unwanted chars...

but the row dispaly always starts at the 1st record!

 Any hints please

Graham

 

Hi,

> but the row dispaly always starts at the 1st record!

What does it mean and what did you expect to see?
Please describe the problem in more detail.

Regards,

-Andrey

Hi John

The form I am using is used in multiple places within the project and can be used to do various options depending on where called from, for example

1. Add new 'component'
2. Review/Modify a 'single' component
3.  Review/Modify 'ALL' components

'Components' are like inventory items...

So when I wish to allow the user to 'review/modify' a single component the '1 of 1' should be displayed for the RowFilter selection as described before....

I change the options available for the 'component form' depending on the requested 'change' mode from the 'initiating forms' using the form load event.. ie add new, modify one, modify/review all...

Hope this makes more sense..

regards

Graham

 

Hi Graham,

> So when I wish to allow the user to 'review/modify' a single component the '1 of 1' should
> be displayed for the RowFilter selection as described before....

OK. So what's problem? The RowFilter selection doesn't work?

Regards,

-Andrey

Hi Andrey

The problem is 'all' rows are still selected and '1 of 867' is displayed.... not the single record selected via the rowfilter even though the the form load does execute the statement (checked via debug and correect syntax)... 

 Sorry if I didnt explain better, I am from the 'old' school of programming using 'pick' database ... :) :) :)

Still learning SQL... :( ... hehehe

Regards

Graham

 

 

Hi Graham,

> The problem is 'all' rows are still selected and '1 of 867' is displayed.... not the single
> record selected via the rowfilter even though the the form load does execute the statement

You may try two things:

C1DataView.IsDefault = True

or

bind all data-edit Controls (such as DBNavigator and others) to the C1DataView
component, not to C1DataSet.

Regards,

-Andrey

Ok all now works

1. Set IsDefault = True, and set TableViewName=Components (was TableName)
2. The above doesnt work for isDefault=false

 Many thanks..

Graham