RAD Studio VCL Reference
ContentsIndex
PreviousUpNext
TBDEDataSet Events

The events of the TBDEDataSet class are listed here.

 
Name 
Description 
 
Occurs after an application completes a request to cancel modifications to the active record. 
 
Occurs after an application closes a dataset. 
 
Occurs after an application deletes a record. 
 
Occurs after an application starts editing a record. 
 
Occurs after an application inserts a new record. 
 
Occurs after an application completes opening a dataset and before any data access occurs. 
 
Occurs after an application writes the active record to the database or change log and returns to browse state. 
 
Occurs after an application refreshes the data in the dataset. 
 
Occurs after an application scrolls from one record to another. 
 
Occurs before an application executes a request to cancel changes to the active record. 
 
Occurs immediately before the dataset closes. 
 
Occurs before an application attempts to delete the active record. 
 
Occurs before an application enters edit mode for the active record. 
 
Occurs before an application enters insert mode. 
 
Occurs before an application executes a request to open a dataset. 
 
Occurs before an application posts changes for the active record to the database or change log. 
 
Occurs immediately before an application refreshes the data in the dataset. 
 
Occurs before an application scrolls from one record to another. 
 
Occurs when an application recalculates calculated fields. 
 
Occurs when an application attempts to delete a record and an exception is raised. 
 
Occurs when an application attempts to modify or insert a record and an exception is raised. 
 
Occurs when an application inserts or appends a new dataset record. 
 
Occurs when an application attempts to modify or insert a record and an exception is raised. 
 
Occurs if an exception is generated when cached updates are applied to a database. 
 
Occurs when cached updates are applied to a record. 
Copyright(C) 2008 CodeGear(TM). All Rights Reserved.
What do you think about this topic? Send feedback!