'Update' ExecuteNonQuery Deleting Record ???

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Adrian Turner

I have a very simple update query that if I run several times(keep refreshing
the page) the update command deletes the record. Any Ideas ?
 
I have a very simple update query that if I run several times(keep
refreshing the page) the update command deletes the record. Any Ideas ?
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I have had something similar. I had a parent child relationship with
the child datasource on a grid. When I added a record it appeared in the
grid. BUT I had the wrong keys. When I refreshed the grid and it
asserted the proper keys it disappeared.

Are you updating something that will cause a parent child relationship to
stop showing the record?
 
Hi Adrian,

Thank you for posting.

Before we begin finding the root cause of this problem, would you please
let me know more information regarding the problem so I can get a better
picture of it? Like what kind of application are we working on (sounds like
ASP.NET?), the version of Visual Studio, the programming language, and what
database are we using?

Sounds like it could be a "Double postback" problem, or it could be like
what Ken said, a Table Relation problem.
Is there any other controls & code on your page that can perform the Delete
operation?

If possible, any code snippets would be very helpful for troubleshooting.

Thank you for your time and I'll be looking forward to hear from you with
more detailed explanation.

Regards,

Jie Wang ([email protected], remove 'online.')

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Hi Adrian,

Would you mind letting us know the result of this issue?

If it has not been sovled yet, I'd be happy to be of assistance.

Best regards,

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