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Posted: **Sat 04 Aug 2007 14:15**

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Posted: **Mon 06 Aug 2007 10:01**

No, there are no such properties. But you can use TDataSet.BeforeInsert,
etc. events to call Abort procedure.

Posted: **Sun 12 Aug 2007 16:03**

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type
  ....
  .... 
  TUpdateKinds = set of TUpdateKind;

....

  protected
    { Protected declarations }
    ....
    ....
     FAllowedUpdateKinds: TUpdateKinds;

  published
    { Published declarations }
    ...
     Property AllowedUpdateKinds: TUpdateKinds read FAllowedUpdateKinds write
       FAllowedUpdateKinds  default [ukModify, ukInsert, ukDelete];


procedure TMSQuery.DoBeforeInsert;
begin
  if not (ukInsert in FAllowedUpdateKinds) then
     Abort;
  inherited;
......
end;

procedure TMSQuery.DoBeforeDelete;
  if not (ukDelete in FAllowedUpdateKinds) then
     Abort;
  inherited;
......
end;

Posted: **Mon 13 Aug 2007 07:43**

You can add this code in your copy of SDAC sources, but it will be incompatible with the next builds of SDAC. I think it is better to use something like this in your application (not in SDAC sources):

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  procedure TForm1.MSQuery1BeforeInsert(DataSet: TDataSet);
  begin
  if not CanInsert then
    Abort;
  end;

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hola, soy nuevo

hola, soy nuevo

May be you want add likes a behavior