RB and Interbase (IBX) problem
Hello,
I have a problem with RB and Interbase and I am not sure, which product
causes my problem. ( I think it is RB)
The app saves for example 5 records with the ibx components into the
interbase db. Then a timer checks every 5 seconds,
whether there a new records in the table. If there are new records, they are
listed in a Listbox. After that, a report is created with RB)
The problem now is: Only the first record is printed. The other 4 records
are "empty sets".
In my eyes this cannot be a problem with the interbase transactions, because
the system reads from the table, adds to a listbox and then calls
the report-builder. And because the five records are identical (instead of
the prim. key), it cannot be a problem with the sql statement that
is created in the "data" tab of RB.
Has anybody an idea ?
Oh, by the way: There are two other things, that are a little bit strange:
1. I cannot see any views of the interbase db in the tables section of the
data tab in RB.
2. If I say "save as" I always get an error like "list index out of
bounds -1". But after that I can select a filename and save.
Thanks for your help !!!
Thomas
I have a problem with RB and Interbase and I am not sure, which product
causes my problem. ( I think it is RB)
The app saves for example 5 records with the ibx components into the
interbase db. Then a timer checks every 5 seconds,
whether there a new records in the table. If there are new records, they are
listed in a Listbox. After that, a report is created with RB)
The problem now is: Only the first record is printed. The other 4 records
are "empty sets".
In my eyes this cannot be a problem with the interbase transactions, because
the system reads from the table, adds to a listbox and then calls
the report-builder. And because the five records are identical (instead of
the prim. key), it cannot be a problem with the sql statement that
is created in the "data" tab of RB.
Has anybody an idea ?
Oh, by the way: There are two other things, that are a little bit strange:
1. I cannot see any views of the interbase db in the tables section of the
data tab in RB.
2. If I say "save as" I always get an error like "list index out of
bounds -1". But after that I can select a filename and save.
Thanks for your help !!!
Thomas
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Comments
1. Make sure that the Report.DataPipeline is assigned. Otherwise you will
get only the first record in the dataset.
2. A dataset contains a snapshot of the data. If you modify it, then make
sure that you apply the updates to the database table. Following that, you
will need to close and re-open the query used by the report (assuming you
are using two different TDataSet objects - one to update and one to connect
to the report).
3. I cannot see any views of the interbase db in the tables section of the
data tab in RB.
Try modifyign the GetTableNames method of the DADE plug-in for IBExpress.
See daIBExpress.pas. For RB 9 we enhanced it to try to include the user
views. We set TIBTable.TableTypes to [ttView].
4. If I say "save as" I always get an error like "list index out of
bounds -1". But after that I can select a filename and save.
This might be related to the issue you reported to
support@digital-metaphors.com. We are fixing this for the next release.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors Corporation
www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com
How can I assign a Datapipeline when the report is created at runtime and
the user
defines the pipeline name like he wants ?
connect
This cannot be the problem here. First I save a st of records. Then a timer
reads them
from disk and writes them into a lsitebox. After that a report is generated
for each item
in the list. So it is not a transaction problem.
ok, thanks !
Yes and also if I want to open an existing report in the report designer.
Thomas
If the Query tools in the RB Data workspace are being used, then the first
query that is created will be automatically assigned to the
Report.DataPipeline.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors Corporation
www.digital-metaphors.com
Best regards,
Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
www.digital-metaphors.com