<< In what scenario are you wanting this to automatically occur ? >>

For example, say a change is made to the DataSet RowSource Query and a new field is added. One have to remove the dataset from the form and drop the updated dataset onto the form.

Doing this would lose the settings in the DataSet Columns Events as it is a new dataset object requiring the need to reset all the Event accordingly.

Trinione wrote:

<< For example, say a change is made to the DataSet RowSource Query and a new field is added. One have to remove the dataset from the form and drop the updated dataset onto the form.

Doing this would lose the settings in the DataSet Columns Events as it is a new dataset object requiring the need to reset all the Event accordingly. >>

Ahh, okay. That's on the list, but it probably won't be in 2.05.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

> ...and a new field is added. One have to remove the dataset from the form and drop the updated dataset onto the form.

In such a case you should keep the dataset and just add the new field
manually.

Uli

<< In such a case you should keep the dataset and just add the new field manually. >>

Uli:
LOL.. So you are saying my workaround of changing the file itself isn't necessary after all?

I remain hopeful that I am not the only developer that misses/forgets the simple things sometimes.

Thanks.

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:

Right now it looks like mid-to-late February for the 2.05 release.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com


Hi Tim,

Any news on this update as its mid April now, still awaiting the fix for the CORS, with these delays i think you should extend the yearly fee, before you know its time to pay again

Riaz

<< Any news on this update as its mid April now, still awaiting the fix for the CORS, >>

Yes, I know.

<< with these delays i think you should extend the yearly fee, before you know its time to pay again >>

No, that won't be happening.  If you don't want to pay for a subscription because you don't see any value in doing so, then don't purchase a new subscription.  The last cycle saw 4 major updates to EWB with hundreds of improvements, well worth the $8.25 a month the subscription cost you.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Tim Young [Elevate Software] wrote:


<< Any news on this update as its mid April now, still awaiting the fix for the CORS, >>

Yes, I know.

<< with these delays i think you should extend the yearly fee, before you know its time to pay again >>

No, that won't be happening.  If you don't want to pay for a subscription because you don't see any value in doing so, then don't purchase a new subscription.  The last cycle saw 4 major updates to EWB with hundreds of improvements, well worth the $8.25 a month the subscription cost you.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Thanks for the kind reply, so the CORS will be fixed? any idea how long as i have been waiting for this for ages

Riaz,

<< Thanks for the kind reply, so the CORS will be fixed? >>

We *always* fix all bugs.

<< any idea how long as i have been waiting for this for ages >>

As I said, I know.  2.05 just caught out with a bunch of simultaneous issues that have contributed to its delay.  It happens occasionally over the years, especially with minor releases that involve major changes like 2.05.

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

That should have said:

"just got caught out..."

Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

<< Thanks for the kind reply, so the CORS will be fixed? >>
<<We *always* fix all bugs.>>

What does CORS stand for?