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TIBTable Properties

The properties of the TIBTable class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Returns the DBKey for the current row in the table. 
 
Indicates whether the underlying database table exists. 
 
Indicates the number of fields that comprise the current key. 
 
Retrieves or sets a field for an index. 
 
Indicates what types of edits, if any, can be made to the data in the dataset. 
 
Returns a list of table names. 
 
Name 
Description 
 
This is Active, a member of class TIBTable. 
 
Specifies the dataset buffer chunk size. 
 
Specifies whether cached updates are enabled for a dataset. 
 
This is Constraints, a member of class TIBTable. 
 
Specifies if the data in the table should be ordered on a default index when opened. 
 
This is FieldDefs, a member of class TIBTable. 
 
Specifies rows in a dataset that meet the filter conditions. 
 
Specifies whether or not filtering is active for a table. 
 
Contains information about the indexes for a table. 
 
Lists the columns to use as an index for a table. 
 
Identifies an index for the table. 
 
Specifies one or more fields in a master table to link with corresponding fields in this table in order to establish a master-detail relationship between the tables. 
 
Specifies the name of the data source for a dataset to use as a master table in establishing a detail-master relationship between this table and another one. 
 
This is OnFilterRecord, a member of class TIBTable. 
 
Specifies whether a table is read-only for this application. 
 
Indicates whether the table's field and index definitions persist with the data module or form. 
 
Indicates the name of the database table or view that this component encapsulates. 
 
Sets the types of relations displayed in the TableName drop-down list. 
 
Determines whether bidirectional cursors are enabled for the dataset. 
 
Specifies the update object component used to update a read-only result set. 
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