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Oracle, RDO Updateable RS and .AddNew

Greetings,
I'm having a little problem with an Updateable  RDO
resultset (rdOpenKeySet, rdrdConcurBatch). My .Update and .BatchUpdate work fine for Updates.
My .AddNew & .Update work fine for Adds but when I try to .BatchUpdate after an .AddNew has occurred I receive the following error:
 
Client Cursor:20 Cannot perform Update with an empty row.

Here is my Add code(the top portion is because there is a join in the rs):

rsPromoCust("TypeID").SourceTable = "TypePromotions"
rsPromoCust("TypeID").KeyColumn = True
rsPromoCust("PromotionID").SourceTable = "TypePromotions"
rsPromoCust("PromotionID").KeyColumn = True
rsPromoCust("DeActivatedOn").SourceTable = "TypePromotions"
rsPromoCust("StartDate").SourceTable = "TypePromotions"
rsPromoCust("EndDate").SourceTable = "TypePromotions"
   
rsPromoCust.AddNew
rsPromoCust("TypeID") = "" & CustDetail & ""
rsPromoCust("PromotionID") = "" & Promo & ""
rsPromoCust("StartDate") = Format(StartDate, "DD-MMM-YY")
rsPromoCust("EndDate") = Format(EndDate, "DD-MMM-YY")
rsPromoCust("TypeID") = "" & CustDetail & ""
rsPromoCust.Update

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks,
Brad
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Having said that... why don't you just move the code after the .AddNew to before the .AddNew and leave the .Update out altogether?
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Or could it be that .Update is actually the wrong method and you intended to do something different? (You are talking about BatchUpdate in your question)
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Actually, what I want to do is all of my updates as well as any adds and then use a .BatchUpdate to Commit the changes through a save button or .CancelBatch to cancel all of the changes through a cancel button.

BatchUpdate does this for changes. My problem is with the Add's. Where does the .AddNew place the record in the rs?

Thanks,
Brad
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bhummel

ASKER

Actually, what I want to do is all of my updates as well as any adds and then use a .BatchUpdate to Commit the changes through a save button or .CancelBatch to cancel all of the changes through a cancel button.

BatchUpdate does this for changes. My problem is with the Add's. Where does the .AddNew place the record in the rs?

Thanks,
Brad
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bhummel

ASKER

Actually, what I want to do is all of my updates as well as any adds and then use a .BatchUpdate to Commit the changes through a save button or .CancelBatch to cancel all of the changes through a cancel button.

BatchUpdate does this for changes. My problem is with the Add's. Where does the .AddNew place the record in the rs?

Thanks,
Brad
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bhummel

ASKER

Actually, what I want to do is all of my updates as well as any adds and then use a .BatchUpdate to Commit the changes through a save button or .CancelBatch to cancel all of the changes through a cancel button.

BatchUpdate does this for changes. My problem is with the Add's. Where does the .AddNew place the record in the rs?

Thanks,
Brad
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.AddNew doesn't place the record in the rs

To retrieve the newly added record in an rs you'll have to re-create an rs