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Business Rules and Default Values don't work!?
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25/05/2005 01:25:41
Dave Porter
Medical Systematics, Inc.
Merced, California, United States
 
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Forum:
ASP.NET
Category:
The Mere Mortals .NET Framework
Miscellaneous
Thread ID:
01016948
Message ID:
01017376
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15
>>>What I need is a 'before save' check, because now I'm getting an
>Application Exception Occured!
>Column 'ICDACode' is constrained to be unique. Value '8888' is already present.
>
>There is a HookPreSave method you can override, but you may just want to make it a >rule.

I'm trying to make it a rule...

>The reason I asked *how* are you calling the save is because if you call this.Save on >a mmBusinessForm, the broken rules dialog (or the error providers, if you choose that >method) will be shown to you automatically. If you're saving like myBizObj.Save(), >then the rules are not automatically reported to you, but the mmSaveDataResult will >be "RulesBroken".
As far as I can tell, the mmButtonSave 'Save' button is what I'm using to save the record, because I am not explicitly calling a save. So perhaps I should not use that (because it does not check for broken rules?) and make my own button or do the HookPreSave method.
>you should check the result of the save operation and take appropriate action.
The result of the save operation is "Application Exception Occured!" ;-)
There is probably a way to catch this Application Exception and recover from the error.

Thanks again Dave
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