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Adds a new, populated record to the end of the dataset and posts it.
procedure AppendRecord(const Values: array of const);
__fastcall AppendRecord(const array of const Values);
Call AppendRecord to create a new, empty record at the end of the dataset, populate it with the field values in Values, and post the values to the database or change log.
In C++, the Values parameter is an array of field values. The Values_Size parameter is the index of the last value (one less than the total number of values).
A newly appended record is posted to the database in one of three ways:
For indexed Paradox and dBASE tables, the record is inserted into the dataset in a position based on its index.
For unindexed Paradox and dBASE tables, the record is added to the end of the dataset.
For SQL databases, the physical location of the append is implementation-specific. For indexed tables, the index is updated with the new record information.
The newly appended record becomes the active record.
C++ Examples:
/* The following example shows how to create a table. */ void __fastcall TForm1::FormCreate(TObject *Sender) { Table1 = new TTable(Form1); Table1->Active = false; // The Table component must not be active Table1->DatabaseName = "DBDEMOS"; Table1->TableType = ttParadox; Table1->TableName = "CustInfo"; if (Table1->Exists) MessageDlg("CustInfo table already exists.", mtWarning, TMsgDlgButtons() << mbOK, 0); else // Don't overwrite an existing table { // describe the fields in the table Table1->FieldDefs->Clear(); TFieldDef *newDef = Table1->FieldDefs->AddFieldDef(); newDef->Name = "Field1"; newDef->DataType = ftInteger; newDef->Required = true; newDef = Table1->FieldDefs->AddFieldDef(); newDef->Name = "Field2"; newDef->DataType = ftString; newDef->Size = 30; // Next, describe any indexes Table1->IndexDefs->Clear(); /* the 1st index has no name because it is a Paradox primary key */ Table1->IndexDefs->Add("","Field1", TIndexOptions() <<ixPrimary << ixUnique); Table1->IndexDefs->Add("Fld2Index", "Field2", TIndexOptions() << ixCaseInsensitive); // Now that we have specified what we want, create the table Table1->CreateTable(); Table1->Active = True; for (int i = 1; i <= 20; i++) Table1->AppendRecord(ARRAYOFCONST((i*111, i*222))); } DS2->DataSet = Table1; DBGrid2->DataSource->DataSet = Table1; Table1->Active = True; } //--------------------------------------------------------------------------- void __fastcall TForm1::Button1Click(TObject *Sender) { Table1->Close(); Table1->DeleteTable(); }
/* Reads through all records in the Customers table. Updates the ProgressBar accordingly. */ void __fastcall TForm1::Button1Click(TObject *Sender) { ProgressBar1->Min = 0; ProgressBar1->Max = Customers->RecordCount; Customers->First(); for (int i = ProgressBar1->Min; i <= ProgressBar1->Max; i++) { ProgressBar1->Position = i; Customers->Next(); // do something with the current record } } void __fastcall TForm1::FormCreate(TObject *Sender) { Customers = new TTable(Form1); // The owner will clean this up. Customers->Active = false; // The Table component must not be active Customers->DatabaseName = "DBDEMOS"; Customers->TableType = ttParadox; Customers->TableName = "CustInfo"; Customers->Active = False; if (Customers->Exists) // Don't overwrite an existing table { Customers->Close(); Customers->DeleteTable(); } // The Table component must not be active // First, describe the type of table and give // it a name // Next, describe the fields in the table Customers->FieldDefs->Clear(); TFieldDef *pNewDef = Customers->FieldDefs->AddFieldDef(); pNewDef->Name = "Field1"; pNewDef->DataType = ftInteger; pNewDef->Required = true; pNewDef = Customers->FieldDefs->AddFieldDef(); pNewDef->Name = "Field2"; pNewDef->DataType = ftString; pNewDef->Size = 30; // Next, describe any indexes Customers->IndexDefs->Clear(); /* the 1st index has no name because it is a Paradox primary key */ Customers->IndexDefs->Add("","Field1", TIndexOptions() <<ixPrimary << ixUnique); Customers->IndexDefs->Add("Fld2Index","Field2", TIndexOptions() << ixCaseInsensitive); // Now that we have specified what we want, create the table Customers->CreateTable(); Customers->Active = True; for (int i = 1; i <= 20; i++) Customers->AppendRecord(ARRAYOFCONST((i*111, i*222))); DS2->DataSet = Customers; DBGrid2->DataSource->DataSet = Customers; Customers->Active = True; }
Delphi Examples:
{ This statement appends a record to the MyCustInfo data. Note that Nulls are entered for some of the values, but are not required for missing values at the end of the array argument, i.e. after the Field3 field. InsertRecord behaves differently depending on the indexing of the table. } procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); begin Customers.InsertRecord([Edit1.Text, Edit2.Text, Null, Edit3.Text]); end; procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); begin Customers:= TTable.Create(Form1); with Customers do begin DatabaseName := 'DBDEMOS'; TableType := ttParadox; TableName := 'MyCustInfo'; ReadOnly:= False; // Don't overwrite an existing table if (not Customers.Exists) then CreateMyTable else begin if (Customers.Exists AND (MessageDlg('MyCustInfo table already exists. Do you want to rebuild it?', mtConfirmation, [mbYes, mbNo], 0) = mrYes)) then begin Customers.Close; Customers.DeleteTable; CreateMyTable; end; end; end; DS2.DataSet:= Customers; DBGrid2.DataSource.DataSet:= Customers; Customers.Active:= True; end; procedure CreateMyTable(); var i: Integer; begin // The Table component must not be active // First, describe the type of table and give // it a name // Next, describe the fields in the table with Customers do begin with FieldDefs do begin Clear; with AddFieldDef do begin Name := 'Field1'; DataType := ftInteger; Required := True; end; with AddFieldDef do begin Name := 'Field2'; DataType := ftString; Size := 30; end; with AddFieldDef do begin Name := 'Field3'; DataType := ftString; Size := 30; end; with AddFieldDef do begin Name := 'Field4'; DataType := ftString; Size := 30; end; end; // Take out this part to remove indexing // Next, describe any indexes with IndexDefs do begin Clear; // The 1st index has no name because it is // a Paradox primary key with AddIndexDef do begin Name := ''; Fields := 'Field1'; Options := [ixPrimary]; end; with AddIndexDef do begin Name := 'Fld2Indx'; Fields := 'Field2'; Options := [ixCaseInsensitive]; end; end; // Call the CreateTable method to create the table CreateTable; Customers.Active:= True; for i := 1 to 20 do Customers.AppendRecord([i*111, i*222, i*333, i*444]); end; end;
{ Reads through all records in the Customers table. Updates the ProgressBar accordingly. } procedure TForm1.Button1Click(Sender: TObject); var i: Integer; begin with ProgressBar1 do begin Min := 0; Max := Customers.RecordCount; Customers.First; for i := Min to Max do begin Position := i; Customers.Next; // do something with the current record end; end; end; procedure TForm1.FormCreate(Sender: TObject); var i: Integer; begin Customers:= TTable.Create(Form1); with Customers do begin DatabaseName := 'DBDEMOS'; TableType := ttParadox; TableName := 'CustInfo'; Active := False; // Overwrite any existing table if Customers.Exists then begin Customers.Close; Customers.DeleteTable; end; begin { The Table component must not be active } { First, describe the type of table and give } { it a name } { Next, describe the fields in the table } with FieldDefs do begin Clear; with AddFieldDef do begin Name := 'Field1'; DataType := ftInteger; Required := True; end; with AddFieldDef do begin Name := 'Field2'; DataType := ftString; Size := 30; end; end; { Next, describe any indexes } with IndexDefs do begin Clear; { The 1st index has no name because it is { a Paradox primary key } with AddIndexDef do begin Name := ''; Fields := 'Field1'; Options := [ixPrimary]; end; with AddIndexDef do begin Name := 'Fld2Indx'; Fields := 'Field2'; Options := [ixCaseInsensitive]; end; end; { Call the CreateTable method to create the table } CreateTable; Customers.Active:= True; for i := 1 to 100 do Customers.AppendRecord([i*111, i*222]); end; end; DS2.DataSet:= Customers; DBGrid2.DataSource.DataSet:= Customers; Customers.Active:= True; end;
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