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Leen,

I assume you have opened the other ADODataSets before you added the records
in the first ADODataSet?

An opened ADODataSet only contains the records which were available when you
opened it (In other words, the moment you executed the query). You can get
the actual records with ADODataSet->Requery().

Maybe this helps.

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HTH

Ronald Loonstra
CodeFit Applications
www.codefit.nl

"Uros Obradovic" <ouros@hotmail.com> schreef in bericht
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> I'd rather say its better if you update tables.
> Lets say you have ADOTable1, ADOTable2, try to do something like this
>
> ADOTable1->Open();
> ADOTable1->Edit();
> ADOTable1->FieldByName("the_name_of_the_field")->AsString = DBEdit1->Text;
> .
> ..
> ADOTable2->Open();
> ADOTable2->Edit();
> ADOTable2->FieldByName("the_name_of_the_field")->AsInteger =
DBEdit5->Text;
> .
> ..
> ADOTable1->Post();
> ADOTable2->Post();
>
> this is all you gotta put and it should work.
> i tried to work w/ datasets but i found this way easier for me.
>
> Good luck
> Uros
>
>