A Guide to FoxPro CursorAdapter Classes

 

Contents

Contents. 2

Copyright 2004, 2005. 3

Introduction. 4

CursorAdapter Class. 5

CursorAdapter 5

Setup Table Buffering. 6

Use Parameters to Filter Data. 6

Fill a CursorAdapter using a Stored Procedure. 7

Update Data. 8

Save a CursorAdapter as a Visual Class. 9

Use the CursorAdapter Event Model for Data Validation. 10

Overcome the Property Length Problem in a Visual Class. 10

Attach an Existing Cursor 11

Create a Cursor with the CursorAdapter Builder 11

Build a CursorAdapter with cabuilder.prg. 13

Conclusion. 16

 

Copyright 2004, 2005

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