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Sobre un objeto oSqlTable
Hay algún método que me permita efectuar una busqueda parecida al Seek de
DBFS ?
Creo que es un método que se hecha en falta para por ejemplo poder navegar
sobre bases de datos pequeñas o previamente ya "filtradas" de una más
grande .
Veo que el método filter funciona muy bien ,pero con un metodo SEEK ó FIND
( condicion ) y que devuelva .t. ó .f. mejoraria mucho el manejo del DataSet
Muchas Gracias.

Juan José,
Échale un vistazo al método Seek del objeto recordset de ADO.
Saludos,
José Luis Capel
"Juan José García" <correo@jjgsoft.biz> escribió en el mensaje
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> Sobre un objeto oSqlTable
> Hay algún método que me permita efectuar una busqueda parecida al Seek de
> DBFS ?
>
> Creo que es un método que se hecha en falta para por ejemplo poder navegar
> sobre bases de datos pequeñas o previamente ya "filtradas" de una más
> grande .
>
> Veo que el método filter funciona muy bien ,pero con un metodo SEEK ó FIND
> ( condicion ) y que devuelva .t. ó .f. mejoraria mucho el manejo del
> DataSet
>
> Muchas Gracias.
>
>

Ok Gracias . Lo miro y te cuento
"José Luis Capel - Aicom" <jose.luis@iaicom.com> escribió en el mensaje
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> Juan José,
>
> Échale un vistazo al método Seek del objeto recordset de ADO.
>
> Saludos,
> José Luis Capel
>
> "Juan José García" <correo@jjgsoft.biz> escribió en el mensaje
> news:4634e386$[email=1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
>> Sobre un objeto oSqlTable
>> Hay algún método que me permita efectuar una busqueda parecida al Seek de
>> DBFS ?
>>
>> Creo que es un método que se hecha en falta para por ejemplo poder
>> navegar sobre bases de datos pequeñas o previamente ya "filtradas" de
>> una más grande .
>>
>> Veo que el método filter funciona muy bien ,pero con un metodo SEEK ó
>> FIND ( condicion ) y que devuelva .t. ó .f. mejoraria mucho el manejo del
>> DataSet
>>
>> Muchas Gracias.
>>
>>
>
>

No encuentro documentación sobre el objeto oRecords .En la ayuda de Xailer
si se cita como objeto de los dataset ,pero no viene más información .Donde
puedo encontrar información sobre el objeto y sus datas y métodos ?
"José Luis Capel - Aicom" <jose.luis@iaicom.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:[email=463596e5@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]463596e5@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
> Juan José,
>
> Échale un vistazo al método Seek del objeto recordset de ADO.
>
> Saludos,
> José Luis Capel
>
> "Juan José García" <correo@jjgsoft.biz> escribió en el mensaje
> news:4634e386$[email=1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
>> Sobre un objeto oSqlTable
>> Hay algún método que me permita efectuar una busqueda parecida al Seek de
>> DBFS ?
>>
>> Creo que es un método que se hecha en falta para por ejemplo poder
>> navegar sobre bases de datos pequeñas o previamente ya "filtradas" de
>> una más grande .
>>
>> Veo que el método filter funciona muy bien ,pero con un metodo SEEK ó
>> FIND ( condicion ) y que devuelva .t. ó .f. mejoraria mucho el manejo del
>> DataSet
>>
>> Muchas Gracias.
>>
>>
>
>

Juan José,
En mi blog hay un artículo donde indico bibliografía. Busca 'Utilizando
ADO'.
Saludos,
José Luis Capel
"Juan José García" <correo@jjgsoft.biz> escribió en el mensaje
news:4635ca67$[email=1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
> No encuentro documentación sobre el objeto oRecords .En la ayuda de Xailer
> si se cita como objeto de los dataset ,pero no viene más información
> .Donde puedo encontrar información sobre el objeto y sus datas y métodos ?
>
> "José Luis Capel - Aicom" <jose.luis@iaicom.com> escribió en el mensaje
> news:[email=463596e5@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]463596e5@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
>> Juan José,
>>
>> Échale un vistazo al método Seek del objeto recordset de ADO.
>>
>> Saludos,
>> José Luis Capel
>>
>> "Juan José García" <correo@jjgsoft.biz> escribió en el mensaje
>> news:4634e386$[email=1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
>>> Sobre un objeto oSqlTable
>>> Hay algún método que me permita efectuar una busqueda parecida al Seek
>>> de DBFS ?
>>>
>>> Creo que es un método que se hecha en falta para por ejemplo poder
>>> navegar sobre bases de datos pequeñas o previamente ya "filtradas" de
>>> una más grande .
>>>
>>> Veo que el método filter funciona muy bien ,pero con un metodo SEEK ó
>>> FIND ( condicion ) y que devuelva .t. ó .f. mejoraria mucho el manejo
>>> del DataSet
>>>
>>> Muchas Gracias.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

José Luis,
Que yo sepa, el método Seek de ADO solo funciona con tablas en modo
adCmdTableDirect, lo cual no es posible con Sql Server. Puede que este
equivocado, no obstante.
Un saludo,
"José Luis Capel - Aicom" <jose.luis@iaicom.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:4635f461$[email=1@ozsrv]1@ozsrv[/email] 2.ozlan.local...
> Juan José,
>
> En mi blog hay un artículo donde indico bibliografía. Busca 'Utilizando
> ADO'.
>
> Saludos,
> José Luis Capel
>
> "Juan José García" <correo@jjgsoft.biz> escribió en el mensaje
> news:4635ca67$[email=1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
>> No encuentro documentación sobre el objeto oRecords .En la ayuda de
>> Xailer si se cita como objeto de los dataset ,pero no viene más
>> información .Donde puedo encontrar información sobre el objeto y sus
>> datas y métodos ?
>>
>> "José Luis Capel - Aicom" <jose.luis@iaicom.com> escribió en el mensaje
>> news:[email=463596e5@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]463596e5@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
>>> Juan José,
>>>
>>> Échale un vistazo al método Seek del objeto recordset de ADO.
>>>
>>> Saludos,
>>> José Luis Capel
>>>
>>> "Juan José García" <correo@jjgsoft.biz> escribió en el mensaje
>>> news:4634e386$[email=1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]1@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
>>>> Sobre un objeto oSqlTable
>>>> Hay algún método que me permita efectuar una busqueda parecida al Seek
>>>> de DBFS ?
>>>>
>>>> Creo que es un método que se hecha en falta para por ejemplo poder
>>>> navegar sobre bases de datos pequeñas o previamente ya "filtradas" de
>>>> una más grande .
>>>>
>>>> Veo que el método filter funciona muy bien ,pero con un metodo SEEK ó
>>>> FIND ( condicion ) y que devuelva .t. ó .f. mejoraria mucho el manejo
>>>> del DataSet
>>>>
>>>> Muchas Gracias.
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>
>

Hola Ignacio,
>
> Que yo sepa, el método Seek de ADO solo funciona con tablas en modo
> adCmdTableDirect, lo cual no es posible con Sql Server. Puede que este
> equivocado, no obstante.
>
Lo que voy a decir ahora es de memoria. El método seek funciona en los
cursores del lado del cliente. Existe la propiedad index del objeto
recordset con la cual puedes establecer un índice activo, o te devuelve el
nombre del campo del índice activo. El método seek del objeto recordset
hace la búsqueda sobre ese índice. No obstante, hay que consultar con el
método Supports del objeto recordset para verificar que el proveedor de
datos tiene esas capacidades.
Saludos,
José Luis Capel

Hola,
Del Msdn
Index Property
Indicates the name of the index currently in effect for a Recordset object.
Settings and Return Values
Sets or returns a String value, which is the name of the index.
Remarks
The index named by the Index property must have previously been declared on
the base table underlying the Recordset object. That is, the index must have
been declared programmatically either as an ADOX Index object, or when the
base table was created.
A run-time error will occur if the index cannot be set. The Index property
cannot be set:
a.. Within a WillChangeRecordset or RecordsetChangeComplete event handler.
b.. If the Recordset is still executing an operation (which can be
determined by the State property).
c.. If a filter has been set on the Recordset with the Filter property.
The Index property can always be set successfully if the Recordset is
closed, but the Recordset will not open successfully, or the index will not
be usable, if the underlying provider does not support indexes.
If the index can be set, the current row position may change. This will
cause an update to the AbsolutePosition property, and the generation of
WillChangeRecordset, RecordsetChangeComplete, WillMove, and MoveComplete
events.
If the index can be set and the LockType property is adLockPessimistic or
adLockOptimistic, then an implicit UpdateBatch operation is performed. This
releases the current and affected groups. Any existing filter is released,
and the current row position is changed to the first row of the reordered
Recordset.
The Index property is used in conjunction with the Seek method. If the
underlying provider does not support the Index property, and thus the Seek
method, consider using the Find method instead. Determine whether the
Recordset object supports indexes with the Supports (adIndex) method.
The built-in Index property is not related to the dynamic Optimize property,
although they both deal with indexes.
See Also
Visual Basic Example
Index Object | Seek Method
Applies To: Recordset Object
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method.=20
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supported when the CursorLocation property value is adUseClient).=20
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with the CommandTypeEnum value of adCmdTableDirect. (es decir, acceso =
directo a la tabla, osea, nada que ver con cliente-servidor)
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Hola Ignacio,
Correcto. Es casi lo que dec=EDa...
Yo no uso este m=E9todo. Creo que en un recordset no tiene sentido =
hacer b=FAsquedas sobre un =EDndice.
Saludos,
Jos=E9 Luis Capel
"Ignacio Ortiz de Z=FA=F1iga" <NoName@xailer.com> escribi=F3 en el =
mensaje news:[email=46378eb8@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...]46378eb8@ozsrv2.ozlan.local...[/email]
ADO Seek Method
------------------------------------------------------------ -------------=
-----
Complete Recordset Object Reference=20
------------------------------------------------------------ -------------=
-----
The Seek method searches the index of a Recordset to find a record =
that matches the values specified in the keyvalues parameter. If there =
is a match, the pointer will point to the record specified by the =
seekoption parameter. If there is no match, the record pointer will be =
placed at the end of the Recordset.=20
Note: To use this method, the provider must support this method and =
the use of indexes on a Recordset (the Index property). Use the Supports =
method to determine whether the provider supports seek and indexes.=20
Note: Set the Index property to the desired index before executing =
this method.=20
Note: This method can only be used with server-side cursors (not =
supported when the CursorLocation property value is adUseClient).=20
Note: This method can only be used when the Recordset object was =
opened with the CommandTypeEnum value of adCmdTableDirect. (es decir, =
acceso directo a la tabla, osea, nada que ver con cliente-servidor)
ADO Index Property
------------------------------------------------------------ -------------=
-----
Complete Recordset Object Reference=20
------------------------------------------------------------ -------------=
-----
The Index property sets or returns a string value that indicates the =
name of the current index for a Recordset object. The index must have =
been created as an index on the table or as an ADOX Index object. This =
property can be set on an open or closed Recordset.=20
Note: This property is used together with the Seek method to create an =
indexed display of records and to use the Seek method to search these =
indexed records, but few providers supports this property and method. =
Use the Supports method to determine whether the provider supports seek =
and indexes.=20
Saludos,
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Hola Ignacio,</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Correcto. Es casi lo que =
dec=EDa...Â=20
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Yo no uso este m=E9todo. Creo que =
en un=20
recordset no tiene sentido hacer b=FAsquedas sobre un =
=EDndice.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=3DArial size=3D2>Saludos,</FONT></DIV>
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that=20
matches the values specified in the keyvalues parameter. If there is a =
match,=20
the pointer will point to the record specified by the seekoption =
parameter. If=20
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<P><B>Note:</B> To use this method, the provider must support this =
method and=20
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<P><B>Note:</B> Set the Index property to the desired index before =
executing=20
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<P><B>Note:</B> This method can only be used <FONT =
color=3D#ff0000><STRONG>with=20
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<P><STRONG>Note:</STRONG> This method can only be used when the =
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ver con=20
cliente-servidor)</FONT></STRONG></P>
<H1>ADO Index Property</H1>
<HR>
<P><A href=3D"http://www.w3schools.com/ado/ado_ref_re ... .asp"><IMG =
class=3Dnavup alt=3D"Recordset Object Reference"=20
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the name=20
of the current index for a Recordset object. The index must have been =
created=20
as an index on the table or as an ADOX Index object. This property can =
be set=20
on an open or closed Recordset. </P>
<P><B>Note:</B> This property is used together with the Seek method to =
create=20
an indexed display of records and to use the Seek method to search =
these=20
indexed records, <STRONG><FONT color=3D#ff0000>but few providers =
supports this=20
property and method</FONT></STRONG>. Use the Supports method to =
determine=20
whether the provider supports seek and indexes. </P>
<H3>Saludos,</H3>
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