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Anthony Guest
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Posted: Tue Apr 11, 2006 1:03 am Post subject: Working with Query results |
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I have an Access Database with several tables configured and using
TQuery components to select the records to work with. I have the
queries working fine and obtain the records I need, but my issue comes
when I try to work the data of an individual record. Not all of the
records have all of the fields populated and this seems to be causing
Builder some problems. I would like to do the following:
Label1->Caption = TQuery1->FieldValues["Field1"]->AsString
but if the result is empty it crashes. What I have had to do is check
each item of each record before I use like this:
if (TQuery->FieldValues["Field1"] != Variant.ChangeType(varNull))
{ Label1->Caption = TQuery1->FieldValues["Field1"]->AsString }
Is there an easier or another way of doing this?
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Pedro Fehlauer Guest
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Posted: Wed Jul 05, 2006 7:54 pm Post subject: Re: Working with Query results |
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That's strange, it doesn't happen to me. If a NULL field is assing to a
string type, it should shield an empty string.
Are you using ODBC? Maybe some setting in the datalink...
Pedro
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I have an Access Database with several tables configured and using
TQuery components to select the records to work with. I have the
queries working fine and obtain the records I need, but my issue comes
when I try to work the data of an individual record. Not all of the
records have all of the fields populated and this seems to be causing
Builder some problems. I would like to do the following:
Label1->Caption = TQuery1->FieldValues["Field1"]->AsString
but if the result is empty it crashes. What I have had to do is check
each item of each record before I use like this:
if (TQuery->FieldValues["Field1"] != Variant.ChangeType(varNull))
{ Label1->Caption = TQuery1->FieldValues["Field1"]->AsString }
Is there an easier or another way of doing this?
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Anthony Guest
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Posted: Thu Jul 06, 2006 6:03 am Post subject: Re: Working with Query results |
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I'm not sure on the ODBC. But I don't think so. I am using Borland 5
and MSAccess database through TQuery components.
Are you using TQuery1->FieldValue["Field1"]->AsString or are you using
TQuery1->FieldByName("Field1")->AsString?
I have read many places that FieldValues is the preferred method, but
also have found the overhead required as I described below. I have
avoided much of the overhead by using FieldByName.
Am I going in the right direction? I hope so since I have just
started alpha testing on the application.
Anthony
On Wed, 5 Jul 2006 09:54:38 -0500, "Pedro Fehlauer"
<info@sistemas-especificos.com> wrote:
| Quote: | That's strange, it doesn't happen to me. If a NULL field is assing to a
string type, it should shield an empty string.
Are you using ODBC? Maybe some setting in the datalink...
Pedro
Anthony> escribió en el mensaje
news:ptvl32td10qs6tbcu4l7p4gtrjekl9f1kd (AT) 4ax (DOT) com...
I have an Access Database with several tables configured and using
TQuery components to select the records to work with. I have the
queries working fine and obtain the records I need, but my issue comes
when I try to work the data of an individual record. Not all of the
records have all of the fields populated and this seems to be causing
Builder some problems. I would like to do the following:
Label1->Caption = TQuery1->FieldValues["Field1"]->AsString
but if the result is empty it crashes. What I have had to do is check
each item of each record before I use like this:
if (TQuery->FieldValues["Field1"] != Variant.ChangeType(varNull))
{ Label1->Caption = TQuery1->FieldValues["Field1"]->AsString }
Is there an easier or another way of doing this?
Anthony
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