Understood. Thanks Misi for explaining as always.
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from both client side and server
side table looping then do you think the statement Data in server-side table
fields is read-only is valid? If not what it actually menas? Doug said server
said table is readonly and you are saying we can update data in server side
table.
Really confusing
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I have not said that I want to create a table field
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Subject: Re: Data in server-side table fields is read-only.
I have not said that I want to create a table field at all. It says data
Ok, if I perform server side table looking to update data in table it will not
get updated. I should use client side table looping to perform any data
manipulation. Am I right on this?
Server side table looping can be used for only performing read only operations
Client side table looping can
Hi,
You can use both server and client side table looping to update data.
The update is taking place only when you do the Push-Fields action.
If you want to update multiple records with the same value. For example
setting Priority=High on all child records, you do not need to use table
looping.
Hey Misi, thanks for reponding to the post. I was actually waiting for your
reply.
As you said we can update data in a table from both client side and server side
table looping then do you think the statement Data in server-side table fields
is read-only is valid? If not what it actually menas
Maybe I can make it a bit less confusing.
I believe the statement Data in server-side table fields is read-only was put
in because you can set the Display Type property of a column in a table field
to Editable. When using a client a user can interact with and change the data
in the table
Anybody help me in understanding this statement? Why is it read-only?
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Sweety,
I'm unsure why that statement is even in therebut data in ALL table
fields is read onlythe fact that some fields can be set as 'editable'
doesn't make it actually editable, you still need to loop through the table
and push values to the DB
What is your concern about that
Statement says, Data in server-side table fields is read-only? What does it
means? I can edit the record in a table by editing a record existing in a form
which is refering to the table.
It just says server side table field is ready-only, does it mean client side
table field is writable
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Sweety,
I'm unsure why that statement is even in therebut data in ALL table fields
is read onlythe fact that some fields can be set as 'editable' doesn't make
it actually
I have not said that I want to create a table field at all. It says data is
read only. Why I cannot update the data in server side table? I do not
understant the statement Data in server-side table fields is read-only. Make
me understand it please
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Subject: Re: Data in server-side table fields is read-only.
I have not said that I want to create a table field at all. It says data is
read only. Why I cannot update the data in server side table? I do not
understant the statement Data in server-side table fields is read-only. Make
me
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