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TDataSet doesn't know a method called Abort though...
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TDataSet doesn't know a method called Abort though...

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Abort raises a silent exception, so it will exit the current procedure without making the post.
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Abort raises a silent exception, so it will exit the current procedure without making the post.

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Ah. Didn't know that there was something like this in Delphi.<br />
Thx alot!
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Ah. Didn't know that there was something like this in Delphi.
Thx alot!

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btw, this is in the Delphi help.<br />
check the Delphi Help for BeforeDelete event.
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btw, this is in the Delphi help.
check the Delphi Help for BeforeDelete event.

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&gt;&gt; btw, this is in the Delphi help.<br />
&gt;&gt;&nbsp;check the Delphi Help for BeforeDelete event.<br />
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Yes, I've seen that before. But I always thought Abort is a member of TDataSet. And because I couldn't find it in TDataSet I later forgot to look elsewhere ;-)
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>> btw, this is in the Delphi help.
>> check the Delphi Help for BeforeDelete event.

Yes, I've seen that before. But I always thought Abort is a member of TDataSet. And because I couldn't find it in TDataSet I later forgot to look elsewhere ;-)

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:-)) funny,<br />
the solution is in the title
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Hi,<br />
<br />
I have a TClientDataSet and want to display my own confirmation dialog when a user wants to delete a record. So I decided to use TDataSet.OnBeforeDelete to accomplish this.<br />
My problem is now, if the user selects &quot;no&quot;, how do I prevent the DataSet from deleting the record?<br />
I haven't found a method for this purpose yet, although I'm quite sure there has to be one.<br />
I guess it's very easy....<br />
<br />
thx for your help,<br />
Wyverex
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Hi,

I have a TClientDataSet and want to display my own confirmation dialog when a user wants to delete a record. So I decided to use TDataSet.OnBeforeDelete to accomplish this.
My problem is now, if the user selects "no", how do I prevent the DataSet from deleting the record?
I haven't found a method for this purpose yet, although I'm quite sure there has to be one.
I guess it's very easy....

thx for your help,
Wyverex

Abort in OnBeforeDelete?

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