Hi,
I'm doing the following :
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lcStrConn = 'Driver=SQL Server;Server=MyServer;Database=MyDB;UID=sa;PWD=sa'
Handle = sqlstringconnect(lcStrConn)
SQLSetProp(Handle, 'Asynchronous', .F.)
SQLSetProp(Handle, 'BatchMode', .T.)
SQLSetProp(Handle, 'DispLogin', 1)
SQLSetProp(Handle, 'DispWarnings', .T.)
SQLSetProp(Handle, 'Transactions', 2)
SQLPrepare(Handle, 'select * from dbo.MyFile', 'MyFile')
? sqlexec(Handle)
CursorSetProp('Buffering', 5, 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('FetchAsNeeded', .F., 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('MaxRecords', -1, 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('WhereType', 1, 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('SendUpdates', .T., 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('UpdateType', 1, 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('Tables', 'dbo.MyFile', 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('KeyFieldList', 'MyFileId', 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('UpdatableFieldList', 'MyFileDescripcion', 'MyFile')
CursorSetProp('UpdateNameList', 'MyFileId dbo.MyFile.MyFileId, Codigo
dbo.MyFile.MyFileCodigo, Descripcion dbo.MyFile.Descripcion,
AplicacionId dbo.MyFile.AplicacionId', 'MyFile')
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Now before doing anything else I switch to the MSSQL Query analyzer and
perform :
update dbo.Myfile set Descripcion = 'Changed value' where MyFileId = 1
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replace Descripcion with 'Whatever'
? descripcion
? getfldstate(-1, 'MyFile')
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So far so good
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? TableUpdate(.T., .F., 'MyFile')
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this last statement returns .T.
It should have returned .F. as the 'Force' parameter for TableUpdate was
sent as .F.
Then, when I do SQLCommit(Handle) it steps over the change I had done in
the Query analyzer.
I'm clearly setting something wrong. Any ideas?
TIA
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