Hey PowerObject,
I tried doing exactly the same thing
I did this dw.SetFilter("Col1 IS NULL and Col2 <> 'N')
However I observed that it gave me a datawindow "invalid function error"
I am using 6.5
Cheers!
Abhijit
Hi Folks,
I want to use SetFilter function of the datawindow to specify a condition. The condition is that column value should be equal to a null.
Please help me.
Regards,
Abhijit
Granted. Ok. I get it. It should come from some one with DBA privs. Any ideas on how to get DBA privs?
In our shop, the DBA's never listen to the developers.
Regards,
Abhijit
Hi Folks,
I am unable to create a function based index on a table. The error I am getting in invalid column name.
The function I am trying to use is SUBSTR(COLUMN_NAME,1,3)
I tried creating function based index for UPPER(COLUMN_NAME). It doesn't work either. I keep on getting insufficient...
There is no facility to bookmark.
You might have to use a sequence number and keep track of the same.
If you have solved this problem, let me know how did you do it.
Cheers!
Abhijit
There is a package called PL/SQL Developer by AllRound Automation which has a feature of compiling all invalid objects.
How do you do this in SQLPLUS?
Cheers!
Abhijit
hi folks,
i am facing a problem in tryin to keep track of the current row of a datawindow.
i use the dw.GetRow() function to get hold of the current row. I have written this function in the scrollvertical event of the datawindow control. I notice that scrolling in the dw has no effect on this...
I am facing problems with the vertical scroll event as well.
I am trying to get the currentrow in the datawindow after the user has scrolled. The GetRow function always seems to be returning a 1, no matter which row has been scrolled to.
Any explanations? I am using PB 6.5
Cheers!
Abhijit
Thanks for your prompt reply. I have got different column types in my datawindow including datetype, float type and integer type columns. Does that affect the update method of the datawindow? Do I need to take special care before updating?
Cheers!
Abhijit
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