Thanks, but only thing possible is create the primary key on the table. The
Post by Wayne Niddery [TeamB]Post by MorteinHi, after update one record, using IBSQL component,
the record is duplicated. Why?
That cannot happen unless you are executing an insert instead of an update
statement. You'll need to show your code. Also, you should have a primary
index on your table so, if an attempt is made to add a duplicate, Interbase
will raise an exception that you can trap.
Post by MorteinPS: What configuration i need use to transaction component?
If you are successfully executing statements with IBSQL then you must
already have both an IBDatabase and IBTransaction component hooked up. All
you need to do is call IBTransaction.StartTransaction and then either
IBTransaction.Commmit or Rollback.
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