Re: qUESTION


>i use SQL Server and connect TADOTable. When I set CursorType with
>ctOpenForwardOnly, and its data is showed at DBGrid. Then I open, why can I
>still scroll forward and back?
>
>Please, explain to me.

You probably have the tadoTable set to use a clientside cursor.
In that case the data gets read from the server into an inmemory dataset form
which you can move the cursor forward and backward.
CursorType is relevant only with serverside cursor
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