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Tue, May 23 2006 6:50 PM | Permanent Link |
Kerry Neighbour | I have tried this with V4.24b1 and Delphi 7.
I have a DBISAMQuery on a form connected to a local database folder (ie, I am not using the remote client/server). I have SQL like "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" I set the Query to RequestLive and ReadOnly=false I then loop through the whole dataset and edit a field. ie with DBISAMQuery do begin open; first; while not EOF do begin edit; FieldByName("datestring").AsString := "some value"; post; next; end; close; end; This does not work. Well, it looks like it does - but nothing gets saved in the table. If I single step though this code, when I do the POST, I can check the value of DBISAMQuery.FieldByName("datestring") and it is correct (using the inbuilt Delphi watch function) - it displays the value that I have set it to. Just as it should - it LOOKS like it is working. I can loop this through the whole table, and every row gets set to the correct value. I can check the IsModified flag - and it is being set and reset. Great. The only problem is - nothing actually gets updated in the table. you can look at the table after this loop has processed, and nothing has been updated. I spent quite a bit of time on this - in the end I gave up and changed the DBISAMQuery to a DBISAMTable, and it all worked perfectly. In this particular situation, a table is fine - but in some situations (ie more advanced filtering), a query is better, so I would like to workout why this problem occurrs. At the very least - it would be nice to know that the updates never occurred - instead of every indication saying that the updates were carried out. This is some old code that has been working in the past - I only came across this problem due to another issue that I was trying to fix Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong? Kerry Neighbour |
Tue, May 23 2006 8:09 PM | Permanent Link |
"Clive" | Check
DBISAMQuery.ResultIsLive To confirm you are actually getting a live result set first. Check after opening query. Then check you dont have and OnBeforePost handling for this query that could be cancelling the updates. Or any other query events that could be interferring with your update. "Kerry Neighbour" <kneighbour@securedoc.com.au> wrote in message news:639022ca1ce2d8c84d25fc354d38@news.elevatesoft.com... >I have tried this with V4.24b1 and Delphi 7. > > I have a DBISAMQuery on a form connected to a local database folder (ie, I > am not using the remote client/server). > > I have SQL like "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" > > I set the Query to RequestLive and ReadOnly=false > > I then loop through the whole dataset and edit a field. ie > > with DBISAMQuery do > begin > open; > first; > while not EOF do > begin > edit; > FieldByName("datestring").AsString := "some value"; > post; > next; > end; > close; > end; > > This does not work. Well, it looks like it does - but nothing gets saved > in the table. If I single step though this code, when I do the POST, I can > check the value of DBISAMQuery.FieldByName("datestring") and it is correct > (using the inbuilt Delphi watch function) - it displays the value that I > have set it to. Just as it should - it LOOKS like it is working. > > I can loop this through the whole table, and every row gets set to the > correct value. I can check the IsModified flag - and it is being set and > reset. Great. > > The only problem is - nothing actually gets updated in the table. you can > look at the table after this loop has processed, and nothing has been > updated. > > I spent quite a bit of time on this - in the end I gave up and changed the > DBISAMQuery to a DBISAMTable, and it all worked perfectly. In this > particular situation, a table is fine - but in some situations (ie more > advanced filtering), a query is better, so I would like to workout why > this problem occurrs. > > At the very least - it would be nice to know that the updates never > occurred - instead of every indication saying that the updates were > carried out. > > This is some old code that has been working in the past - I only came > across this problem due to another issue that I was trying to fix > > Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong? > > > > Kerry Neighbour > > |
Tue, May 23 2006 11:25 PM | Permanent Link |
Kerry Neighbour | > DBISAMQuery.ResultIsLive
> I tried this - but it says the linker has removed this function - so I canot see what the result is. > To confirm you are actually getting a live result set first. Check > after opening query. > > Then check you dont have and OnBeforePost handling for this query that > could be cancelling the updates. Or any other query events that could > be interferring with your update. > No - no events of any sort. |
Tue, May 23 2006 11:59 PM | Permanent Link |
Jeff Cook | Kerry Neighbour <kneighbour@securedoc.com.au> wrote on Wed, 24 May 2006 03:23:17 +0000 (UTC)
> >> DBISAMQuery.ResultIsLive >> > >I tried this - but it says the linker has removed this function - so I canot >see what the result is. > Kerry That'll be because you aren't doing anything with the result. Just do something like this:- if DBISAMQuery.ResultIsLive then showmessage('Alive, Alive, Oh1') else showmessage('Eeeergh! I've been deaded!); Cheers Jeff -- Jeff Cook Aspect Systems Ltd Phone: +64-9-424 5388 Skype: jeffcooknz www.aspect.co.nz |
Wed, May 24 2006 2:15 AM | Permanent Link |
"Iztok Lajovic" | Kerry,
when I encounter such problem I try to do the same query with DBSYS to see if it produces eventually canned result set. That normally happens when I overlook something. This method also helps me to optimise the query. Iztok Lajovic "Kerry Neighbour" <kneighbour@securedoc.com.au> je napisal v sporocilo news:639022ca1ce2d8c84d25fc354d38@news.elevatesoft.com ... >I have tried this with V4.24b1 and Delphi 7. > > I have a DBISAMQuery on a form connected to a local database folder (ie, I > am not using the remote client/server). > > I have SQL like "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" > > I set the Query to RequestLive and ReadOnly=false > > I then loop through the whole dataset and edit a field. ie > > with DBISAMQuery do > begin > open; > first; > while not EOF do > begin > edit; > FieldByName("datestring").AsString := "some value"; > post; > next; > end; > close; > end; > > This does not work. Well, it looks like it does - but nothing gets saved > in the table. If I single step though this code, when I do the POST, I can > check the value of DBISAMQuery.FieldByName("datestring") and it is correct > (using the inbuilt Delphi watch function) - it displays the value that I > have set it to. Just as it should - it LOOKS like it is working. > > I can loop this through the whole table, and every row gets set to the > correct value. I can check the IsModified flag - and it is being set and > reset. Great. > > The only problem is - nothing actually gets updated in the table. you can > look at the table after this loop has processed, and nothing has been > updated. > > I spent quite a bit of time on this - in the end I gave up and changed the > DBISAMQuery to a DBISAMTable, and it all worked perfectly. In this > particular situation, a table is fine - but in some situations (ie more > advanced filtering), a query is better, so I would like to workout why > this problem occurrs. > > At the very least - it would be nice to know that the updates never > occurred - instead of every indication saying that the updates were > carried out. > > This is some old code that has been working in the past - I only came > across this problem due to another issue that I was trying to fix > > Is this a bug, or am I doing something wrong? > > > > Kerry Neighbour > > |
Wed, May 24 2006 5:37 PM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Kerry,
<< I have SQL like "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" I set the Query to RequestLive and ReadOnly=false >> Could you please send me an example of this, along with the table ? Isolating things like this into a separate application helps find the source of the problem. -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Thu, May 25 2006 6:51 PM | Permanent Link |
Kerry Neighbour | > << I have SQL like "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes"
> > I set the Query to RequestLive and ReadOnly=false >> > > Could you please send me an example of this, along with the table ? > Isolating things like this into a separate application helps find the > source of the problem. I actually made up a test project for this quite common problem - and I stumbled upon the cause. My query actually was "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes ORDER BY boxnumber" This query will NOT return a live database. I have no idea why not - as far as I can see, it should. To fix the problem, you have to remove the ORDER BY....ie this query works.... "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" As far as I can see, this is a bug. If not (ie, there is some good reason why it should not work), then fine. If you still want me to send you the test project, I can still do so. I am using DBISAM 4.24b1, with Delphi7. I know this problem was in DBISAM 4.22, and as far as I know, it has been there for some time as I constantly battle with this problem. At least I now know what is causing it. |
Thu, May 25 2006 7:06 PM | Permanent Link |
"Robert" | "Kerry Neighbour" <kneighbour@securedoc.com.au> wrote in message news:639022ca1d9448c84eb8730c7560@news.elevatesoft.com... > > I actually made up a test project for this quite common problem - and I > stumbled upon the cause. > > My query actually was > > "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes ORDER BY boxnumber" > > This query will NOT return a live database. I have no idea why not - as > far as I can see, it should. To fix the problem, you have to remove the > ORDER BY....ie this query works.... > > "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" > > As far as I can see, this is a bug. If not (ie, there is some good reason > why it should not work), then fine. If you still want me to send you the > test project, I can still do so. > The ORDER BY has to correspond exactly to an index for it to be a live query. IOW, a live query is just like a tTable. Robert |
Thu, May 25 2006 7:13 PM | Permanent Link |
"Don Patrick" | The Order By field should be indexed to get a live result.
"Kerry Neighbour" <kneighbour@securedoc.com.au> wrote in message news:639022ca1d9448c84eb8730c7560@news.elevatesoft.com... > > << I have SQL like "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" > > > > I set the Query to RequestLive and ReadOnly=false >> > > > > Could you please send me an example of this, along with the table ? > > Isolating things like this into a separate application helps find the > > source of the problem. > > I actually made up a test project for this quite common problem - and I stumbled > upon the cause. > > My query actually was > > "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes ORDER BY boxnumber" > > This query will NOT return a live database. I have no idea why not - as far > as I can see, it should. To fix the problem, you have to remove the ORDER > BY....ie this query works.... > > "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" > > As far as I can see, this is a bug. If not (ie, there is some good reason > why it should not work), then fine. If you still want me to send you the > test project, I can still do so. > > > I am using DBISAM 4.24b1, with Delphi7. I know this problem was in DBISAM > 4.22, and as far as I know, it has been there for some time as I constantly > battle with this problem. At least I now know what is causing it. > > |
Thu, May 25 2006 7:19 PM | Permanent Link |
"Clive" | Wish you had given your "Actual" query first time around, then we would have
said very quickly that you probably dont have the correct index on BoxNumber, "Kerry Neighbour" <kneighbour@securedoc.com.au> wrote in message news:639022ca1d9448c84eb8730c7560@news.elevatesoft.com... >> << I have SQL like "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" >> >> I set the Query to RequestLive and ReadOnly=false >> >> >> Could you please send me an example of this, along with the table ? >> Isolating things like this into a separate application helps find the >> source of the problem. > > I actually made up a test project for this quite common problem - and I > stumbled upon the cause. > > My query actually was > > "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes ORDER BY boxnumber" > > This query will NOT return a live database. I have no idea why not - as > far as I can see, it should. To fix the problem, you have to remove the > ORDER BY....ie this query works.... > > "SELECT id,boxnumber,datestring FROM boxes" > > As far as I can see, this is a bug. If not (ie, there is some good reason > why it should not work), then fine. If you still want me to send you the > test project, I can still do so. > > > I am using DBISAM 4.24b1, with Delphi7. I know this problem was in DBISAM > 4.22, and as far as I know, it has been there for some time as I > constantly battle with this problem. At least I now know what is causing > it. > > |
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