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"At the beginning of table" error... what the @#!

 
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Andrea Raimondi
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2004 1:10 pm    Post subject: "At the beginning of table" error... what the @#! Reply with quote



Hello,

I'm receiving this strange error when I have a DBGrid connected to a
Client dataset which in turn is connected to a persistent dataset field on a
datamodule.

Any clue what the problem may be?

TIA,

Andrew


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G. Allen Casteran
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PostPosted: Wed Apr 14, 2004 9:25 pm    Post subject: Re: "At the beginning of table" error... what the @#! Reply with quote



In article <407d3830$1 (AT) newsgroups (DOT) borland.com>, [email]rainaple (AT) tin (DOT) it[/email] says...
Quote:
Hello,

I'm receiving this strange error when I have a DBGrid connected to a
Client dataset which in turn is connected to a persistent dataset field on a
datamodule.

Any clue what the problem may be?

TIA,

Andrew




Are you trying to do a Prev when you are positioned on the first
record??

Allen.

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Dave Rowntree
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PostPosted: Thu Apr 15, 2004 8:44 am    Post subject: Re: "At the beginning of table" error... what the @#! Reply with quote



"Andrea Raimondi" <rainaple (AT) tin (DOT) it> wrote:
Quote:
I'm receiving this strange error when I have a DBGrid connected to a
Client dataset which in turn is connected to a persistent dataset field on a
datamodule.

Any clue what the problem may be?

Not from the information you have provided, no.

What version of Delphi are you using?

What data access layer are you using (dbexpress, ADO,etc)?

I have no idea what you mean by:
'Client dataset which in turn is connected to a persistent dataset
field on a datamodule'.

Are you using Aggregates?

Are you using Calculated/InternalCalc fields?

Since this posting is in the multi-tier NG I assume you have a
seperate appserver and client app?

What DSP.Options settings are you using?
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Dave Rowntree

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Andrea Raimondi
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 16, 2004 11:54 am    Post subject: Re: "At the beginning of table" error... what the @#! Reply with quote

Err.. I sorted this by moving the secondary CDS on the datamodule
instead of having it on the inherited form.

I posted here since I had no clue about where to post issues
related to Client Dataset's usage, even though not in a multitier
situation.

Thus... is there a more appropriate group?
Since I have other questions and things here are getting quite nasty...

TIA,

Andrew


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Dave Rowntree
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PostPosted: Fri Apr 16, 2004 12:23 pm    Post subject: Re: "At the beginning of table" error... what the @#! Reply with quote

"Andrea Raimondi" <rainaple (AT) tin (DOT) it> wrote:
Quote:
Err.. I sorted this by moving the secondary CDS on the datamodule
instead of having it on the inherited form.

Glad you solved your problem.

Quote:
I posted here since I had no clue about where to post issues
related to Client Dataset's usage, even though not in a multitier
situation.

Thus... is there a more appropriate group?

CDS is part of MIDAS(datasnap). borland.public.datasnap would be
appropriate for CDS questions.

Questions related to datasnap in a multi-tier environment could be
posted here or datasnap, whichever you feel is most appropriate.

Quote:
Since I have other questions and things here are getting quite nasty...

Where? If you mean my questions to you in an attempt to help solve
your problem, then I assure you there was no malice intended. However,
we are not mind readers Wink
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