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...a/|pieces/forms|forms}} require three callbacks so that they know what the recordset should display: ...:Records() method needs to define these methods. If you're using a generic recordset class (such as DataSet), just create a descendant of that class only* and i

// PUBLIC because Recordset wrapper class needs to use it

The top layer of routines for writing data from a recordset object back to the database is pretty simple and consists of two main funct * recordset: <code>public function Update(array $arChg,$isNativeData=FALSE)</code>

Private rs As Recordset Public Property Get Data() As Recordset

Private rs As Recordset Public Property Get Data() As Recordset

Private rs As Recordset Public Property Get Data() As Recordset

** PUBLIC so recordset can access it PUBLIC so recordset can access it

** {{ferreteria/code|db/v2/records/db-records.php}}: classes for basic recordset functionality (may or may not be attached to a table) '''2017-09-15''' There's been some issue around the formatting of recordset fields. Tentatively, the only way to be consistent without requiring a lot

...nsisting of just the values of the given field as found within the current recordset

** RecordsObject({{arg|recordset object (optional)}}) - set/get recordset object

// PUBLIC because Recordset wrapper class needs to use it

...et? The problem with this was in showing these records all together: the [[recordset]] resulting from a [[SQL/UNION|UNION]] of those two datasets could not be e

...nsisting of just the values of the given field as found within the current recordset

2018-08-05 Empty recordset no longer throws exception

* '''Purpose''': This recordset represents all the catalog items for which there is currently an active sou

*** '''Script_Row_Data''' -- holds scriptable data from a loaded recordset

...''' Conversion to/from storage format really ought to be a property of the recordset. Maybe there should be a fcFields object with fcField elements, each of whi

...how to pass procedural calls through to MySQL from Access without using a Recordset object, and there was no point in writing it in MySQL if I couldn't use it.

ASSUMES: session recordset is either NULL or a valid single record (and will set it accordingly)

'''Action''': Build a list (currently a recordset) of all supplier-items known to be available, based on combining active cat