How can I disable the inserting mode of a DBGrid, if I want to enable
modifying? The dataset is a TTable.

The another question is: I modify a table with the TTable.BatchMove
method, then close that table. I have a TQuery which depends on the
underlying datafile, but I call the TQuery.Refresh for nothing; the
only way to make it notice the change is to Close and Open it. I fear
that it takes more time than a (working) Refresh. Do am I make
something wrong?

Ah, yes, and then another question: am I right that this BatchMove
works only if the tables' field-structure is the same? The help
doesn't say anything about it... :(

Thx:
Circum

2. about TQuery.Refresh - for TQuery the Refresh method is not work and
really you must use a Close/Open

3. for TBatchMove component you can define a field list - view a
MappingFields property

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Hi all,

How can I disable the inserting mode of a DBGrid, if I want to enable
modifying? The dataset is a TTable.

The another question is: I modify a table with the TTable.BatchMove
method, then close that table. I have a TQuery which depends on the
underlying datafile, but I call the TQuery.Refresh for nothing; the
only way to make it notice the change is to Close and Open it. I fear
that it takes more time than a (working) Refresh. Do am I make
something wrong?

Ah, yes, and then another question: am I right that this BatchMove
works only if the tables' field-structure is the same? The help
doesn't say anything about it... :(

Thx:
Circum

procedure TForm1.ItemsBeforeInsert(DataSet: TDataset);
begin
  if ActiveControl =MyGrid
  then Abort;