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The information in this article applies to:
- Microsoft Visual FoxPro for Windows, versions 3.0, 3.0b, 5.0
SUMMARY
This article shows by example how to:
- How to check to see if a record has been changed when you're using a
grid to edit records in a table with Table Buffering.
- How to prompt users to update a changed record before they move to a
different record.
MORE INFORMATION
If you are not familiar with Data Buffering, please see Chapter 19 in the
Developer's Guide. For more information on using Forms and Controls, please
see Chapters 9 and 11 in the Developer's Guide.
Step-by-Step Example
- Create a new form. Add the Customer table (located in Samples\Data in
the Visual FoxPro directory) to the form's Data Environment
- Set the BufferMode property of the form to one of the values below:
1 - Pessimistic
-or-
2 - Optimistic
With either of these settings, the grid, soon to be added to the form,
uses table buffering while any other controls, such as text boxes or
edit boxes, uses row buffering. Alternately, the BufferModeOverride
property of the cursor can be set to either of these values:
4 - Pessimistic Table Buffering
-or-
5 - Optimistic Table Buffering
The BufferMode property of the form can be set as desired. The code in
this article will not work if the BufferModeOverride property of the
cursor is set to either type of Row Buffering. This is because with Row
Buffering on the cursor in the grid, any changes to the current record
will be committed when moving to the next record in the grid and the
GETFLDSTATE() function will not detect the change.
- Add two new properties to the form, and call them nRecNum and nWhatRow.
Set their Value properties to 0.
- Add a grid to the form, and set the following properties for the grid:
RecordSource = Customer
RecordSourceType = 1 - Alias
- Add the following code to the indicated grid events:
Init event
ThisForm.nRecNum = RECNO()
BeforeRowColChange
ThisForm.nRecNum = RECNO()
AfterRowColChange
lMov = .F.
IF ThisForm.nWhatRow # This.ActiveRow
ThisForm.nWhatRow = This.ActiveRow
nHold= RECNO()
GO ThisForm.nRecNum
cChange = GetFldState(-1,'Customer')
IF AT('2', cChange)>0
This.Refresh
lMov = .T.
IF MessageBox("Update Record",4)= 6
=TableUpdate(.T.)
ELSE
=TableRevert(.T.)
ENDIF
ENDIF
GO nHold
IF lMov
This.Refresh
lMov =.F.
ENDIF
ENDIF
- Save and run the form.
Users are prompted to save the record when they change a value in the
record and move to a different row in the grid. A Yes response fires a
TableUpdate event, and a No response fires a TableRevert event.
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