On 05.09.2019 8:20, Michael Van Canneyt via lazarus wrote:
The grid was never meant to be editable. I simply forgot to disable that.
(I myself never ever edit in a grid, it didn't appear in my head that
someone would do this)
But I will :
a) Add the sqoAutoApplyUpdates option.
b) Add buttons
On Thu, 5 Sep 2019, LacaK via lazarus wrote:
If data of underlaying TSQLQuery are presented and edited only thorought this
DBGrid then I would add to TSQLQuery option "sqoAutoApplyUpdates".
(I am not familiar with architecture of LazDataDesktop)
Which causes that on every Post/Delete updates
If data of underlaying TSQLQuery are presented and edited only thorought
this DBGrid then I would add to TSQLQuery option "sqoAutoApplyUpdates".
(I am not familiar with architecture of LazDataDesktop)
Which causes that on every Post/Delete updates are applied to database.
There will remain
Hello (Michael)!
I started to use LazDataDesktop because PgAdmin4 is horrible.
I have a problem with transactions with Postgres connection (well I
tested only Postgres connection).
I found out that when using the SQL editor, I can type "COMMIT" and
"ROLLBACK" - so far so good. (Well I would
