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Row Editor is the name used to describe a toolbar that is used to enable changes to be made to the currently selected table. The Row Editor typically appears as shown in the picture below.
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Row Editor operations
Each button on the Row Editor performs a specific operation on the currently selected table. Those operations are described below.
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Inserts a new row before the current row, and sets the table into Insert state.
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Puts the table into Edit state so that the current row can be modified.
This control is seldom used as a tables state automatically changes to Edit when any value in a row is changed using a table editor or row inspector.
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Deletes the current row and makes the next row the current row.
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Writes changes in the current row to the database.
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Cancels edits to the current row, restores the row to its condition prior to editing, and turns off Insert and Edit states if they are active.
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