ModifiedCurrent vs. CurrentRows

[jjonesal]

I was under the impression that a RowStateFilter of ModifiedCurrent made visible a modified version of original data. But then we also have CurrentRows.

Can someone point me to an explanation of the exact differences in these two RowStates? J. Jones
jjonesal@cableone.net

 

[FRoeCassNet]

My understanding is that ModifiedCurrent are the rows of data that have been changed. The CurrentRows are all the rows in the dataset (with the changed data if it was modified and the original data if it hasn't been modified).

So, if you change two rows of data, then ModifiedCurrent will only contain two rows and CurrentRows will contain all of the rows.

Maybe where you're getting confused is that this is a bitwise property, not a specific value property. So, it can be more than value as the same time

Unchanged = 0x02 (2)
Added = 0x04 (4)
ModifiedCurrent = 0x10 (16)
CurrentRows = 0x16 (22)

CurrentRows is the combination of Unchanged, Added and ModifiedCurrent all OR'd together.