Parameter | Description |
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riOldRowId | the RowId record identity of the old record |
riNewRowId | the RowId record identity of the new record |
Procedure OnNewCurrentRecord RowId riOldRowId RowId riNewRowId
OnNewCurrentRecord can be thought of as a post-find/clear/save/delete event since it gets called after every record find, clear, save and delete. It is called whenever CurrentRowId changes.
OnNewCurrentRecord is passed two RowId parameters: the old record RowId and the new record RowId. By looking at these two parameters, you can tell if the DDO has found a record or if it is creating a new one (if the new RowId is null).
You cannot use this procedure to change the Current RowId. This message is sent to notify of a change that is going to happen. You cannot abort the change.
OnNewCurrentRecord is sent when the current record is changing, with two exceptions. If a DDO becomes in-use and the record being established is null, OnNewCurrentRecord will be called (old record =null new record =null). After a save, OnNewCurrentRecord is called for all DDOs that participated in the save, even if the record did not change. If you need to test for this condition, you could check Operation_Mode and see if it is Mode_Saving.
Procedure OnNewCurrentRecord RowId riOldRowId RowId riNewRowId Forward Send OnNewCurrentRecord riOldRowId riNewRowId // Assume we want to trap saves of existing records. If (Operation_Mode = Mode_Saving AND ; IsSameRowId(riOldRowId,riNewRowId) ) Begin : End Else ... End_Procedure
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