JVCL Help:TJvTFScheduleManager.AlwaysPost

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Summary

Determines how posts are handled.


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 propertyAlwaysPost: Boolean;


Description

If this property is True, the Modified property will be ignored and the OnPostAppt event will be fired even if Modified is False. If AlwaysPost is False the OnPostAppt event will be fired only if Modified is True.
Setting AlwaysPost to False increases performance since only modified appointments will be written to disk.
You should be warned though that if AlwaysPost is false, a call to dbPostAppt, PostAppts, TJvTFSched.PostAppts, or TJvTFAppt.Post only actually fires the OnPostAppt event if TJvTFAppt.Modified = True.


See Also

TJvTFScheduleManager.dbPostAppt, TJvTFScheduleManager.OnPostAppt, TJvTFScheduleManager.PostAppts


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Notes

You must implement a handler for the OnPostAppt event which will write the appointment to some physical storage backend.


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