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Applyupdates for ClientDataSet to MSSQL never succeeds

Asked by blarke in Delphi Programming, MS SQL Server

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While applying updates "applyupdates(0)" to tables in my local access-databases, used for storing temporary results, works well, I have so far not been able to apply updates to any table in my MSSQL databases. I have poAllowMultiRecordUpdates, I have tried both with and without mastersources enabled, I have tried for both tables with and without master-detail relationships, I have tried loading from both tables and queries, and keeping them open. No luck. Both connections are ADO, tables and queries are handled similar.

The applyupdates allows return the number of records I wanted to applyupdates to, e.g. "1", and no changes are committed.

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Keywords: Applyupdates for ClientDataSet to MSS…
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1 A question about ApplyUpdates Method
2 ApplyUpdates
3 Exception not caught on ApplyUpdates…
4 transaction and commit
5 ADO and identity fields
6 Delayed ADO update
 
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