Re:Open/Active DataSets
Thanks; I seem to be having a problem with objects
I was trying to work out what was causing an error msg which I assumed
refered to Dsets.
Error Class: EOleException
Error Message: Operation is not allowed when the object is closed
I now realise the Dsets were open,so its not that
David
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"WmBurke(TeamB)" <b...@GOSPAMYERSELFComcashpos.com> wrote in message
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> Hi David,
> The Datasets would be owned by the dm, not the ADOConnection, and so
would
> be in the DM's components list ie:
> //open all datasets in DMSubcon
> begin
> for i := 0 to DMSubcon.ComponentCount-1 do
> if components[i] is TDataset then
> TDataSet(DMSubcon.Components[i]).Active :=
> True;
> end;
> =Bill
> "David" <p...@citydrive.co.uk> wrote in message
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> > Hi, I was trying a different method; produced stack overflow.
> > Tried yours,as amended;
> > begin
> > for i := 0 to DMSubcon.ADOConnection1.ComponentCount-1 do
> > if components[i] is TDataset then
> > TDataSet(DMSubcon.ADOConnection1.Components[i]).Active :=
> > True;
> > end;
> > But no error messages just datasets not active.I checked
> > ADOConnection.Active OK
> > Regards,David
> > "WmBurke(TeamB)" <b...@GOSPAMYERSELFComcashpos.com> wrote in
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> > > >>I tried iterating thro but this did'nt work.
> > > That's normally how I handle this. What was the problem you
> > encountered
> > > with this method?
> > > for i := 0 to ComponentCount-1 do
> > > if components[i] is TDataset then
> > > TDataSet(Components[i]).Active := True;
> > > =Bill