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Tue, Oct 25 2011 8:38 PM | Permanent Link |
Gregory Sebastian | It looks like there's an issue with RecordCount after programmatically doing
batch deletes. I started with 1067 records. The code below deleted 41 records but Table.RecordCount after the deletes was 1031. It was only after I did RepairTable after the deletes did the recordcount return the correct result of 1026. I tried repairing the table before the bulk delete but same problem. Only after Repairing the table after the deletes did record count return the correct result. Its not a bigdeal, I plan to pack the table after the batch deletes but I just thought I'd report it anyway. Regards Greg --------------------------------------------- DBISam : 4.30 Build 5 RecCount := tblRecipients.RecordCount; RecsDeleted := 0; LogAddLine(Format('Number of records to process : %d ',[RecCount]), False); ProgressBar.Max := RecCount; ProgressBar.Position := 0; tblRecipients.First; while Not tblRecipients.EOF do begin if RecipientInUse(tblRecipientsID.AsString) then begin //In use //LogAddLine(Format('Skipped : "%s". Record still active.',[tblRecipientsName.AsString]), false); tblRecipients.Next; end else begin //OK to delete LogAddLine(Format('Deleting : "%s"',[tblRecipientsName.AsString]), false); tblRecipients.Delete; RecsDeleted := RecsDeleted + 1; end; ProgressBar.Position := ProgressBar.Position + 1; end; PostTable(tblRecipients, False); LogAddLine(Format('Number of Records Deleted : %d',[RecsDeleted]), true); |
Mon, Oct 31 2011 8:48 AM | Permanent Link |
Tim Young [Elevate Software] Elevate Software, Inc. ![]() | Greg,
<< It looks like there's an issue with RecordCount after programmatically doing batch deletes. I started with 1067 records. The code below deleted 41 records but Table.RecordCount after the deletes was 1031. It was only after I did RepairTable after the deletes did the recordcount return the correct result of 1026. >> Can you send me a copy of the table prior to the deletes ? Thanks, -- Tim Young Elevate Software www.elevatesoft.com |
Mon, Oct 31 2011 9:03 PM | Permanent Link |
Gregory Sebastian | Hi Tim,
Cancel that. Think it could be a mistake on my part. Was in the middle of preparing a stripped down test project to send to you when I realised I applied a filter at the start of the deletes but forgot to apply the exact same filter after the deletes. Sorry bout that. Regards Greg |
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