The "Update Row in List" action ensures that only certain rows are updated without updating all the
records in the corresponding list. This preserves the existing filtering and appearance in other rows of
the list and lists that work with nested structures such as treeList, and only the update operation is
performed on the target row."
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The SQL query used in the data source of the relevant list should be written in the SQL Query |
Example Used :
SELECT
UserTableID,
MachineCode,
MachineName,
RelevantPersonnel
FROM
dbo.MachineMaintenance WITH (NOLOCK)
WHERE UserTableID='$PListID$'
A form has been created in which information about machine maintenance is entered, and a list has
been created at the bottom of the form that lists the information entered. By clicking on the list line,
the data of the relevant record is automatically transferred to the form fields. After the desired
change is made, the Update Button is clicked
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It is not recommended to add an Update Row in List action along with the Save action to a |
hese actions can be added to any element suitable for the need, without being limited to only one
button for the process of updating the relevant record. In the example, it is shown via the button.
First, an Update Value or SQL query is run that updates only the target record, and then the Update
Row in List action refreshes only that row in the list. Thus, instead of reloading the entire list, only the
changed row is updated and the performance of the application is maintained.