>Dave:
>
>We are checking for duplicates in the business object for the table you're checking. To do this, you would need to create a rule to check for duplicates, and call it from the CheckRulesHook(DataSet ds, string tableName) method. Here is a sample:
>
>public override bool CheckRulesHook(DataSet ds, string tableName)
>{
> if (ds != null)
> {
> DataRow dr = ds.Tables[tableName].Rows[0]; this.CheckForDuplicateStatusCode(dr["sa_status"].ToString(),(int)dr["pk_spstatus"]);
> }
> return this.ErrorProviderBrokenRuleCount == 0;
>}
>
>If this example, you would need to create a method called CheckForDuplicateStatusCode. This is where you would put your code to check for duplicate records.
>
>Hope that helps.
>
>Lori S.

Hi Lori,
What does your CheckForDuplicateStatusCode method look like??
I made one up that always returns an error condition and yet the error condition is not being caught... see new thread on this subject.
Dave