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TClientDataSet: Edit() and Post() 1

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smays

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I know I have to use Post() AFTER an Append(), which works nicely. But am I supposed to use Post() AFTER an Edit() as well? I tried both ways and the TClientDataSet is updated with the new data either way, so I just want to make sure the data isn't suddenly going to disappear or anything stupid like that if I do not use a Post() AFTER an Edit().

Steve.
 
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Call Post to commit changes to the current record. Methods that change the dataset state, such as Edit, Insert, or Append, or that move from one record to another, such as First, Last, Next, and Prior automatically call Post.

It looks like Post is called after Edit so you should be safe. [small]Famous last words! [blush][/small]



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