Kerry,
What do you mean with set back, if you mean set back by hand to the original
values, than it will forever be a question if that was a change or not,
however if it is using the methods Reject changes or accept changes, than it
would do that. (Even it it has been a datarow that was changed)
I hope this gives an idea,
Cor
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Kerry Moorman wrote:
>Mark,
If ds.HasChanges Then ...
I wonder if the DataSet class is "smart" enough to set this property
off if a changed value is changed back to the original value?
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Kerry Moorman
"Mark" wrote:
Hello,
I have a form where I want to only enable a save button when something
has
changed in the dataset. Currently I'm checking current values against
original values everytime a value is changed to enable/disable the save
button. Is there a way of telling if a dataset has been changed (ds
property?) other than using this method?
Any help greatly appreciated!
Thanks in advance