Re: Row can not be located ... on Delete
- From: Brian Bushay TeamB <BBushay@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 28 Apr 2008 19:37:41 -0500
Try setting the "Unique Table" property to the table you want to direct the
delete to.
ADODataSet.Properties['Unique Table'].Value:='Name of a table';
This property needs to be set after the dataset has opened. I normally set it
in the BeforeDelete event of the dataset.
D5, MS SQL 2000.
I have a dataset which joins 3 tables:
SELECT CIV_HEAD.*, CIV_PLAINTIFF.LAST_NAME,
CIV_PLAINTIFF.FIRST_NAME, CIV_PLAINTIFF.MIDDLE_NAME,
CIV_DEFENDANT.BUSINESS_NAME, CIV_DEFENDANT.LAST_NAME,
CIV_DEFENDANT.FIRST_NAME, CIV_DEFENDANT.MIDDLE_NAME
FROM CIV_HEAD LEFT JOIN CIV_PLAINTIFF ON CIV_HEAD.ID = CIV_PLAINTIFF.RID
LEFT JOIN CIV_DEFENDANT ON CIV_HEAD.ID = CIV_DEFENDANT.RID
All 3 tables have AutoInc ID field defined as primary key.
When i am trying to delete a record, it raises exception
Row cannot be located for updating. Some values may have been changed since
it was last read.
What am i missing? I expect Delete to remove the record from CIV_HEAD
table...
Thanx,
Eugene.
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Brian Bushay (TeamB)
Bbushay@xxxxxxxxx
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