Oct 7, 2000 #1 august MIS Aug 24, 2000 150 PH Is there a possibility to leave the database open if i use CURSORSETPROP('Buffering',5)? if ever how can i return to its original buffer? August [sig][/sig]
Is there a possibility to leave the database open if i use CURSORSETPROP('Buffering',5)? if ever how can i return to its original buffer? August [sig][/sig]
Oct 7, 2000 #2 ChrisRChamberlain Programmer Mar 23, 2000 3,392 GB august Is there a possibility to leave the database open if i use CURSORSETPROP('Buffering',5.,[TABLENAME])? Not too sure what you mean by this but when you want to update the table or cursor use:- TABLEUPDATE(.T.,.T.,[TABLENAME]) If you want to discard the changes use:- TABLEREVERT(.T.,[TABLENAME]) if ever how can i return to its original buffer?) CURSORSETPROP('Buffering',1,[TABLENAME]) && Disables buffering for the specific table IF you no longer need buffering for any table, you can also:- SET MULTILOCKS OFF Chris [sig][/sig] Upvote 0 Downvote
august Is there a possibility to leave the database open if i use CURSORSETPROP('Buffering',5.,[TABLENAME])? Not too sure what you mean by this but when you want to update the table or cursor use:- TABLEUPDATE(.T.,.T.,[TABLENAME]) If you want to discard the changes use:- TABLEREVERT(.T.,[TABLENAME]) if ever how can i return to its original buffer?) CURSORSETPROP('Buffering',1,[TABLENAME]) && Disables buffering for the specific table IF you no longer need buffering for any table, you can also:- SET MULTILOCKS OFF Chris [sig][/sig]
Oct 9, 2000 Thread starter #3 august MIS Aug 24, 2000 150 PH Thanks a lot chris! august [sig][/sig] Upvote 0 Downvote