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1. Roger Blanchard

   

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   There is a method in the BusinessEntityAdapter called RefetchCurrentRow. Is there an equivalent in the DatasetModel classes?
2. Roger Blanchard

   

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   Any comments from CW?
   
   What I am trying to replace is a query where we are reading x number of records using NO-LOCK. We then do some processing based on each record and then come back and updated the original using GET-CURRENT. It is possible the record is updated by another user while we are processing and do not want to right over.
3. Daniel van Doorn

   

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   Hi Roger,
   
   I would suggest just executing the fill() method without any additional parameters. This should just re-run the query with the current filter settings.
   
   BR Daniel
   
   
   
4. Roger Blanchard

   

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   Hey Daniel,
   
   Are you saying executing FILL in our DO WHILE oEcommSnapshot:EcommSnapshot:Available LOOP?
   
   DO WHILE oEcommSnapshot:EcommSnapshot:Available:
   
       // sending record to REST endpoint
   
       // if we were able to send to REST endpoint update record but it may have already been updated
       oEcommSnapshot:TrackingChanges     = TRUE.
       oEcommSnapshot:EcommSnapshot:IsSynchronized = TRUE.
       oEcommSnapshot:EcommSnapshot:LastSynced  = NOW.
       oEcommSnapshot:SaveChanges().
   
       oEcommSnapshot:EcommSnapshot:GetNext().
   
   END.
5. Mike Fechner

   

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   29 Jun 2020 in reply to Roger Blanchard

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   I don't think there's a method for that use case.
   
   Probably the easiest would be to use two dataset model instances. One for navigating the query and the other one to fetch the current values and update the record.
6. Roger Blanchard

   

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   That is what I figured....thanks!!
7. Mike Fechner

   

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   Well ... you know where to find our JIRA ...
8. Roger Blanchard

   

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   I sure do