Hi,
You can not just "save" data from any table to the database, either server or
client side.
The only way to update data in the database is by doing a Push-Fields action.
This must be done with a table-walk (call-guide triggering a bunch of
push-fields).
On the client side the user can edit data in some table-columns, or you can
use Set-Fields to change it, but this has nothing to do with the database. To
push this changed data to the database, you still have to do the table-walk.
On the server side the data in the table always reflects what is in the
database, so there is never any changes to save. You might want to change the
data to something else though, for example setting 'Priority' = "High" on all
the rows. If that is what you want to do you can skip the table completely and
just do a single push-fields and update all-matching-entries.
I have not read the entire thread, but it seems like we do not know what you
want to accomplish. Can you please tell us what you want to do?
Best Regards - Misi, RRR AB, http://www.rrr.se (ARSList MVP 2011)
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> Hey Misi, thanks for reponding to the post. I was actually waiting for your
> reply.
>
> As you said we can update data in a table from both client side and server
> side table looping then do you think the statement "Data in server-side table
> fields is read-only" is valid? If not what it actually menas? Doug said server
> said table is readonly and you are saying we can update data in server side
> table.
>
> Really confusing.
>
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