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2 total messages Started by J Salter Mon, 23 Jul 2001 14:10
Client DataSet error - Record Changed by another user
#554
Author: J Salter
Date: Mon, 23 Jul 2001 14:10
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I have a client dataset with detail records hanging off it.  When I do a
save I am getting an error from the first detail CDS saying : Record Changed
by another user.

It appears to me that it is making the changes from this Detail CDS and then
going on and committing the changes from the others and then it starts again
so it does the first one again and as it has the same data in it as what was
just saved already it thinks that that the data was changed by someone else.

Can anyone offer advice on how to solve this

Thanks for your help

Jayc
Re: Client DataSet error - Record Changed by another user
#559
Author: Bruce Theobald
Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2001 01:31
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Hi,

I'm not sure if this helps, but I had a similar problem when I tried to
update records (through a TDataSetProvider) that contained TDateTime fields.

I eliminated the problem by setting InUpdate to false for the datetime
fields' provider flags.

Bruce Theobald





J Salter wrote in message <3b5c2258_2@dnews>...
>
>I have a client dataset with detail records hanging off it.  When I do a
>save I am getting an error from the first detail CDS saying : Record
Changed
>by another user.
>
>It appears to me that it is making the changes from this Detail CDS and
then
>going on and committing the changes from the others and then it starts
again
>so it does the first one again and as it has the same data in it as what
was
>just saved already it thinks that that the data was changed by someone
else.
>
>Can anyone offer advice on how to solve this
>
>Thanks for your help
>
>Jayc
>
>
>
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