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DWItemStatus – PB Docs 150

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DWItemStatus DataWindow constant

Description

Values for specifying how DataWindow data will be updated
in the database.

Values

PowerBuilder enumerated value

Web DataWindow

Numeric value

Meaning

NotModified!

NotModified

0

The information in the row or column
is unchanged from what was retrieved.

DataModified!

DataModified

1

The information in the column or one
of the columns in the row has changed since it was retrieved.

New!

New

2

The row is new but no values have been
specified for its columns. (Applies to rows only, not to individual
columns.)

NewModified!

NewModified

3

The row is new, and values have been
assigned to its columns. In addition to changes caused by user entry
or the SetItem method, a new row gets the status NewModified
when one of its columns has a default value. (Apples to rows only,
not to individual columns.)
note.png Web DataWindow

In Web DataWindow methods, you can use a string value with
or without the exclamation point for DataWindow status. For example,
you could use DataModified or DataModified! to
specify that column or row information has been changed since it
was retrieved.

See Also

SetItemStatus describes how
to change individual item statuses and how the status affects the SQL statements that update the database.

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