Using GetEnumerable

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Bill Cunnien	Bill Cunnien posted 16 Years Ago Topic Details Share Topic
Group: Forum Members Posts: 785, Visits: 3.6K	I have the following method: private void cmdApplyAll_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { MessageFunctionType mMft = MessageForm.ShowMessage("Aspire Confirmation", "Are you sure that you want to apply the change to all selected parts?", 1001", MessageFunction.YesNo, MessagingIcon.Question, MessagingSounds.Question); if (mMft == MessageFunctionType.Yes) { waitWindow1.DisplayTitle = true; waitWindow1.Title = "Updating Parts"; waitWindow1.Message = "Updating the following parts . . . \r"; waitWindow1.ShowWaitWindow(); foreach (PartsBO mBO in partsBO1.GetEnumerable()) { waitWindow1.Message += mBO.partnum + "\r"; mBO.Edit(); if (chkProdAppend.Checked) { mBO.prodnotes += txtNewNote.Text; } if (chkProdReplace.Checked) { mBO.prodnotes = txtNewNote.Text; } if (chkShipAppend.Checked) { mBO.shipnotes += txtNewNote.Text; } if (chkShipReplace.Checked) { mBO.shipnotes = txtNewNote.Text; } mBO.Save(); } waitWindow1.HideWaitWindow(); } } The code ends up in an infinite loop after the second trip through the partsBO1 BOs. It keeps repeating the second record. What am I doing wrong? Thanks! Bill
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Bill Cunnien - 16 Years Ago

Hi Bill, I believe the problem is the mBO.Edit() and mBO.Save()...

Edhy Rijo - 16 Years Ago

Thanks, Edhy! That was it...I really appreciate the code review....

Bill Cunnien - 16 Years Ago

Good answer, Edhy. :)

Trent L. Taylor - 16 Years Ago

You are welcome guys! :)

Edhy Rijo - 16 Years Ago

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