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RecordCount returns the count of records in the active view. Any record filtered out is not part of the count hence the difference in numbers.
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RecordCount returns the count of records in the active view. Any record filtered out is not part of the count hence the difference in numbers.

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Hi developmentguru<br />
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Sorry could not keep up<br />
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How do you delete the records in the client dataset? <br />
Have you tried<br />
ClientDataset1.EmptyDataSe<wbr />t;
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Hi developmentguru

Sorry could not keep up

How do you delete the records in the client dataset?
Have you tried
ClientDataset1.EmptyDataSet;

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No other solution was provided. &nbsp;This is a solution, but I would have preferred a way of getting it to work without recreating the client dataset.
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No other solution was provided.  This is a solution, but I would have preferred a way of getting it to work without recreating the client dataset.

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I have been working on a bit of code that loads data from 5 sources into a client dataset. &nbsp;The data can then be indexed and manipulated to update the screen. &nbsp;I ran into a spot in my code, while debugging, that set the CDS FilterName. &nbsp;This should not be a problem but I noticed a watch I had setup to display the RecordCount property went from 1 to 0. &nbsp;Can anyone tell me why a client dataset would behave like that?
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I have been working on a bit of code that loads data from 5 sources into a client dataset.  The data can then be indexed and manipulated to update the screen.  I ran into a spot in my code, while debugging, that set the CDS FilterName.  This should not be a problem but I noticed a watch I had setup to display the RecordCount property went from 1 to 0.  Can anyone tell me why a client dataset would behave like that?

Client dataset dumping records on set of IndexName

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