abot ado for odbc driver

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2 total messages Started by jane Tue, 10 Apr 2001 05:21

#5552

Author: jane
Date: Tue, 10 Apr 2001 05:21

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For three_tier application,on the appliction server, I put
a TADOConnection,a TADODataSet,a TDataSetProvider In the
Transaction Data Module. The TADOConnect connect a
SQLSERVER database by ado for odbc.

in sqlserver database table,i have a datatime field,
it's default value is (getdate()).

in client app,i insert a new record ,i don't set the
datatime field's value,i want the default value.The
ClientDataSet execute ApplyUpdates(0) successfully.
then i modify one of the records ,error "user by another
user" display.
that is, inserting a new record is right,modifiing a
record is error,why???

thanks

(i am sorry that my english is poor)

Re: abot ado for odbc driver

#5501

Author: jane
Date: Tue, 24 Apr 2001 09:08

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it is about precision

jane <janez@pbtco.com> wrote in message news:3ad296c1_2@dnews...
> For three_tier application,on the appliction server, I put
> a TADOConnection,a TADODataSet,a TDataSetProvider In the
> Transaction Data Module. The TADOConnect connect a
> SQLSERVER database by ado for odbc.
>
> in sqlserver database table,i have a datatime field,
> it's default value is (getdate()).
>
> in client app,i insert a new record ,i don't set the
> datatime field's value,i want the default value.The
> ClientDataSet execute ApplyUpdates(0) successfully.
> then i modify one of the records ,error "user by another
> user" display.
> that is, inserting a new record is right,modifiing a
> record is error,why???
>
> thanks
>
> (i am sorry that my english is poor)
>
>
>
>

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