hasRecordChanges

Classic Servoy
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Hi guys,

databaseManager.hasRecordChanges(foundset) returns false when one of the records in the foundset clearly has edited data.
Same command with the index of the edited record returns the expected true.

Cheers,
Maria

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maria.kyselova:
Hi guys,

databaseManager.hasRecordChanges(foundset) returns false when one of the records in the foundset clearly has edited data.
Same command with the index of the edited record returns the expected true.

Update: just thought the issue might be because I pass a foundset created from databaseManager.convertFoundSet(fs, related).
Well, I’ll say it’s still a foundset and I want to check for changes in it, otherwise I’ll have to loop through all related foundsets manually :?

Consider it’s a bug or expected thing?

Cheers,
Maria

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Hi Maria,

recently I ran into a similar situation in an existing solution from one of my customers.
At first I also thought of a bug, but after close inspection of the code I found out a new foundset was queried from the server.

So, the foundset that you check must be exactly the same as the one you edited.
if you do a ‘convertFoundSet’, Servoy will fire a query in the background.
This will bring in a fresh, separate foundset from the server which obviously can’t have changes.

Hope this helps tracking down this situation.

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mboegem:
Hi Maria,

recently I ran into a similar situation in an existing solution from one of my customers.
At first I also thought of a bug, but after close inspection of the code I found out a new foundset was queried from the server.

So, the foundset that you check must be exactly the same as the one you edited.
if you do a ‘convertFoundSet’, Servoy will fire a query in the background.
This will bring in a fresh, separate foundset from the server which obviously can’t have changes.

Hope this helps tracking down this situation.

Yep, I figured there was something like that.
Case dismissed :)

Cheers,
Maria