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How the DataWindow control updates the database – PB Docs 2021 – PowerBuilder Library

How the DataWindow control updates the database – PB Docs 2021

How the DataWindow control updates the database

When updating the database, the DataWindow control determines the
type of SQL statements to generate by looking at the status of each of
the rows in the DataWindow buffers.

There are four DataWindow item statuses, two of which apply only
to rows:

Status

Applies to

PowerBuilder name

Numeric value

 

New!

2

Rows

NewModified!

3

Rows

NotModified!

0

Rows and columns

DataModified!

1

Rows and columns

Note

The named values are values of the enumerated datatype
dwItemStatus. You must use the named values, which end in an
exclamation point.

How statuses are set

When data is retrieved

When data is retrieved into a DataWindow, all rows and columns
initially have a status of NotModified!.

After data has changed in a column in a particular row, either
because the user changed the data or the data was changed
programmatically, such as through the SetItem method, the column status
for that column changes to DataModified!. Once the status for any column
in a retrieved row changes to DataModified!, the row status also changes
to DataModified!.

When rows are inserted

When a row is inserted into a DataWindow, it initially has a row
status of New!, and all columns in that row initially have a column
status of NotModified!. After data has changed in a column in the row,
either because the user changed the data or the data was changed
programmatically, such as through the SetItem method, the column status
changes to DataModified!. Once the status for any column in the inserted
row changes to DataModified!, the row status changes to
NewModified!.

When a DataWindow column has a default value, the column’s status
does not change to DataModified! until the user makes at least one
actual change to a column in that row.

When Update is called

For rows in the Primary and Filter
buffers

When the Update method is called, the DataWindow control generates
SQL INSERT and UPDATE statements for rows in the Primary and/or Filter
buffers based upon the following row statuses:

Row status

SQL statement generated

NewModified!

INSERT

DataModified!

UPDATE

A column is included in an UPDATE statement only if the following
two conditions are met:

The DataWindow control includes all columns in INSERT statements
it generates. If a column has no value, the DataWindow attempts to
insert a NULL. This causes a database error if the database does not
allow NULLs in that column.

For rows in the Delete buffer

The DataWindow control generates SQL DELETE statements for any
rows that were moved into the Delete buffer using the DeleteRow method.
(But if a row has a row status of New! or NewModified! before DeleteRow
is called, no DELETE statement is issued for that row.)


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