| Category | Data Editing |
| Default Catalog | Visual FoxPro Catalog\Foundation Classes\Data Query |
| Class | _offline |
| Base Class | Container |
| Class Library | _dataquery.vcx |
| Parent Class | container |
Remarks
The Offline switch works in a database containing remote views. This class provides a set of buttons that toggle between use of online and offline data.
To use, drop the class on a project or form in a data environment or, from the Component Gallery Item Shortcut menu, select Add to Project or Add to Form. When you add the class to a form, Visual FoxPro places the class buttons on the form, and opens a builder so you can specify lUseCurrentDBC, lAllViews, lUpdateViews, and lRevertOnFail values. When you drop the class on a project, you can choose between adding the class or creating a subclass.
See Guidelines for Using Visual FoxPro Foundation Classes for more information on using foundation classes.
| Properties, Events, Methods | Description |
| cDatabase property | Specifies the name of the database containing views to take offline. Default: .F. |
| cViews[1,0] property | Specifies the array of views to process. Default: .F. |
| lAllViews property | Specifies whether to automatically use all views in the database. Default: .F. |
| lRevertOnFail property | Secifies whether to revert all views if one fails when going offline. Default: .T. |
| lUpdateViews property | Specifies whether to update all views when going online. Default: .T. |
| lUseCurrentDBC property | Specifies whether to use the currently opened database at the start. Default: .T. |
| GoOffLine method | Takes the views specified in the cViews array offline. Syntax: GoOffline( ) Return: none Arguments: none |
| GoOnLine method | Takes the views specified in the cViews array online. Syntax: GoOnline( ) Return: none Arguments: none |
| CheckOffLine method | Checks to see if views are currently online/offline. Syntax: CheckOffline( ) Return: none Arguments: none |
| Alert method | Displays a message box containing cMessage. Syntax: Alert(cMessage) Return: m.cMessage Arguments: cMessage specifies the text of the alert message. |