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Specifies the data source used by the DeleteCmd property. Read/write at design time and run time.
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| The CursorAdapterВ DeleteCmdDataSourceType property determines how the DeleteCmdDataSource property is used. |
CursorAdapter.DeleteCmdDataSource [ = cDataSource] |
Return Value
- cDataSource
- Character data type. The cDataSource parameter specifies the data source used by the DeleteCmd property.
Remarks
Applies To: CursorAdapter Class
The following table describes additional behaviors that apply to DeleteCmdDataSource depending on the value of DeleteCmdDataSourceType.
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DeleteCmdDataSource is disregarded. Visual FoxPro uses the data source in the CursorAdapterВ DataSource property. If the cursor associated with the CursorAdapter object is based on an ActiveX Data Object (ADO) RecordSet, Visual FoxPro uses the functionality of the ADO RecordSet to delete the record. To use this functionality, make sure the CursorAdapterВ DataSourceType property is set to "ADO". |
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"ADO" |
DeleteCmdDataSource must be set to a valid ADO Command object. The ActiveConnection property of the ADO Command object must be set to a valid and open ADO Connection object. Visual FoxPro sets the CommandText property of the ADO Command object to the value of the CursorAdapterВ DeleteCmd property. Visual FoxPro parses the command for parameters, creates parameter values if found, and sets them in the Command object. The delete operation occurs as:
For more information about using an ADO RecordSet, automatic updating, and generating SQL commands automatically, see Data Access Management Using CursorAdapters. |
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