To ensure that modifications made by others network stations are seen on the
current station you need to call TTable.refresh.

The question is when it's really required ?

Before FindKey ?
Before FindNearest ?
Before GotoKey ?
Before CancelRange ?
Before SetRange ?
Before Locate ?
...

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j...@match-eurosoft.com

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None of these.  You need to call Refresh after you remove a filter.  And you
need to call refresh to get the value of the current record (or records if
multiple records are displayed)

Putting a record into Edit will refresh that record.   Scrolling the table
cursor will refetch any record that come into view.

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Brian Bushay (TeamB)
Bbus...@NMPLS.com

Hi Brian, i don't agree with you, if tou make a simple network test, you
will conclude that :
To see other users' modifications, you absolutely need to call Table.Refresh
:
- Before FindKey
- Before FindNearest
- Before GotoKey
- Before CancelRange
- Before SetRange
- Before Locate

Exemple:  if you have a  TTable open on user A and a user B insert an enreg
'X' in the Table, if user A call TTable.FindKey(['X']) wihtout calling
Refresh the result is FALSE. Idem with FindNearest, GotoKey...

Is there a better methode ?

----- Message d'origine -----
De : Brian Bushay TeamB <BBus...@Nmpls.com>
Groupes de discussion : borland.public.delphi.database.desktop
Envoy : vendredi 4 juin 1999 06:08
Objet : Re: Network D4/Paradox application - When using TTable.Refresh ?

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You may be right.  I was thinking in terms of record refresh but if the key
value has changed then you need a current index and BDE probably has the index
cached.  

Brian
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Brian Bushay (TeamB)
Bbus...@NMPLS.com