CORRECTIONI left out the negation operator from the tableupdate test.
Use
if !TableUpdate(1,.T.,"int_doc_vnd")
local laError[1]
=aError(laError)
if vers(2) > 0
set step on
endif
endif
Andrew
>Hi João,
>
>What does the TABLEUPDATE() return?
>
>For testing at least, I'd trap the tableupdate return value and use it to find out what's going wrong:
>
>
if TableUpdate(1,.T.,"int_doc_vnd")
> local laError[1]
> =aError(laError)
> if vers(2) > 0
> set step on
> endif
>endif
>Then examine the contents of the laError array for a more detailed description of the problem.
>
>All of this assumes of course, that the view is actually updatable (properties set in the view designer).
>
>Cheers,
>
>Andrew
>
>>Hi All,
>>
>>I have a view with 10 records on it when i clik in save button i want to save this elements in all records of the view, but doesn't work
>>
>> replace;
>> c_TipoDoc with .Txc_TipoDoc.value;
>> c_armazem with .Txc_Armaz.value;
>> c_cod_ser with .Txc_Serie.value;
>> c_numdoc with .Txc_Numdoc.value
>> TableUpdate(1,.T.,"int_doc_vnd")
>> browse
>>
>>When i do browse the view is without changes, what could be happen.
>>
>>
>>Thank's in Advance,
>>
>>Joao Batista
>>(
jbinf@mail.telepac.pt)
>>(Begginner VFP6.0)
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