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Refreshing a Grid polulated from a View
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| Barley Man 2005-05-12, 7:24 am |
| I have a form with a grid created from a View. (Created the view, then
created the form and added the View to the data environment. I then created
the grid by dragging the view from the data environment onto the form).
It all works well.
I now need to add new values to the original table from which the view was
'viewed'. I can create those new records and can view the newly created
records when I close and re-open that form, however, I want to 'refresh' the
grid and the content of the view each time that I add a new record on that
form. How do I 'refresh' (recreate?) the view and how do I refresh the grid
containing that changed 'view'?
ian
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| Eric den Doop 2005-05-12, 7:24 am |
| Take a look at the REQUERY() function.
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"Barley Man" < BarleyMan@discussion
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>I have a form with a grid created from a View. (Created the view, then
> created the form and added the View to the data environment. I then
> created
> the grid by dragging the view from the data environment onto the form).
>
> It all works well.
>
> I now need to add new values to the original table from which the view was
> 'viewed'. I can create those new records and can view the newly created
> records when I close and re-open that form, however, I want to 'refresh'
> the
> grid and the content of the view each time that I add a new record on that
> form. How do I 'refresh' (recreate?) the view and how do I refresh the
> grid
> containing that changed 'view'?
>
> ian
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| Barley Man 2005-05-12, 7:24 am |
| Thanks eric
"Eric den Doop" wrote:
> Take a look at the REQUERY() function.
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> Eric den Doop
> www.foxite.com - The Home Of The Visual FoxPro Experts - Powered By VFP8
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> "Barley Man" < BarleyMan@discussion
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> news:62502D83-F9DC-4475-A561- A624E8A07421@microso
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