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Article #93How can server pass back virtual dataset?
From: St�phane
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 18:13
Date: Tue, 31 May 2005 18:13
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How can a server function send data to the client?
The DCOM-MIDAS examples only explained how to use a TDataProvider with a
query, not when the data comes from a function.
In the following example, how would I implement SendRecord() ?
for( dataset->First(); ! dataset->Eof; dataset->Next() )
{
if( TestData(dataset) )
SendRecord( dataset ) ;
}
There must be an easy way. I would think this to be basic functionality; but
I couldn't find examples.
St�phane
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