Hi Bonnie.

At this stage, I barely know the difference between 'Typed' and 'Untyped' datasets ... but its a great learning curve anyway.

Regards,

Gerard


>Glad you got it working, Gerard. I used the syntax I did in my suggestion just based on what you had posted earlier. The MyDataSet.MyTable.DefaultView syntax works fine if you're using Typed DataSets. If you're not (which I guess you're not, but I assumed you were based on what you posted earlier), then yeah, you need to use the syntax of MyDataSet.Tables["MyTable"].DefaultView.
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>But, anyway, glad you got it working now!!
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>~~Bonnie
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>>Hi Bonnie.
>>Just to let you know I tried out waht you suggested and it worked fine.
>>
>>I just made one change to the syntax:
>>this.dsIFSR.Tables["IFISR"].DefaultView[recnum].Delete();
>>
>>(If I used just IFISR, without the Tables[" "], I was getting an error.
>>
>>Regards,
>>
>>Gerard
>>
>>
>>>Hi Gerard,
>>>
>>>Did my reply to you for your question in the other thread (Message #965561) not help at all?
>>>
>>>~~Bonnie
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>>Hi.
>>>>
>>>>I have a two page Pageframe with:
>>>> Page 1: Has a Dataset which lists all records
>>>> Page 2: Has each field for a particular record.
>>>>
>>>>I am trying to set up two buttons which
>>>> 1) Deletes the highlifhted record from the Dataset and persists this back
>>>> to the database when I Save
>>>> 2) Button which adds a blank record -- I then want focus to be set to
>>>> Page two
>>>>
>>>>I have an Update button working fine now for 'amended' records but am unclear how to tackle Deletes or New records.
>>>>
>>>>Any help or pointers in the right direction much appreciated.
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Gerard