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Simulating delete_record function [message #663526]

Wed, 07 June 2017 03:31

Hatik
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I am trying to simulate delete_record function, in my system on button press trigger from 'delete_button' it sets the status of the row to be 'D'(Deleted'), Now I would like to add some functionality to that trigger, so that after the button is pressed it would disappear from the table just like if I use delete_record; function, but I don't want the record to be deleted from table, is it possible to achieve?
P.S data is filled manually and by query

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Re: Simulating delete_record function [message #663529 is a reply to message #663526]

Wed, 07 June 2017 04:20

Littlefoot
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The simplest option seems to be setting data block's WHERE clause; something like

where status <> 'D'

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Re: Simulating delete_record function [message #663530 is a reply to message #663529]

Wed, 07 June 2017 05:00

Hatik
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so I will need to re execute_query then, no? because the status changed during run time

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Re: Simulating delete_record function [message #663531 is a reply to message #663529]

Wed, 07 June 2017 05:42

Hatik
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the only other solution that I was able to come up with is to, not exactly deleting the row from table, but disabling from updating it and assigning visual attribute similar to disabled(grey color)

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