Re: Formatting output of TDBEdit
- From: "Mikael Lenfors" <mikael@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 30 Oct 2007 10:03:27 +0100
Yes thanks, I thought of this but the problem is I'm using it for a lot of
different tables so I don't really want to define all the fields in my
program as you suggest.
I actually found another way, not that nice but it works. I'm looping all my
TDBEdit components and use the SetFocus on them all.Works nicely.
Regards, Mikael
"Del Murray" <Del.Murray@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> skrev i meddelandet
news:47264ac4@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Mikael,
These "fields" are known as "persistent fields". Double click on the
tdataset that you have linked you tdbedit to and you will get a popup
allowing you to add any/all fields from the database.
.
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