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thanks for your answer.



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Jerry Bloomfield (TeamB) <JersWork@wwa.com> a �crit dans le message :
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> On Fri, 13 Aug 1999 10:27:00 +0200, "PIQUOT J�r�me" <wolff@media-net.fr>
> wrote:
>
> >thanks for your reply but i do not perform equlity test. this exception
> >happens while i call Provider ApplyUpdates.
>
> Well,  depending on how you have your UpdateMode set,  you may be
> performing an equality test that you do not realize you are.  If you have
> the UpdateMode set to upWhereAll,  you will perform an equality test on
> every field in the record...  By setting the UpdateMode to upWhereKey,  it
> will perform the equality test on the key fields only,  and upWhereChanged
> will only compare against the fields which were changed.
>
> For most instances,  upWhereKey is sufficient when your table has a unique
> index or key field.  upWhereAll is overkill in those cases,  as the
> key/index field guarantee uniqueness.  I am sure there is a valid reason
> for upWhereChanged,  but I can not think of one right now... :)
>
> If your table has a unique key/index,  and you do not use any of the field
> types I mentioned earlier (Date/Time, Currency, Float, Double, etc) then
> you can set the UpdateMode to upWhereKey and quite probably resolve your
> problem...
>
> Jerry Bloomfield (TeamB)
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