CanUpdate Property
Returns True if the XmlDataBinding object (as specified by the <Binding> element in the XML Spreadsheet file) contains a <DataSource> element with a Purpose
attribute (/Binding/DataSource/ConnectionInfo@Purpose) that has the value "Update". Otherwise it returns False.
Read-only.
expression .CanUpdate
expression Required. An expression that returns an XmlDataBindingobject.
Remarks
Note that an XMLDataBinding object can contain more than one <DataSource> element tag: one in which Purpose
has the value "Query" and one in which Purpose
is "Update". For information on update bindings, see the CanUpdate property.
An XMLDataBinding object represents a binding to an XML file, a SOAP service, another Web part (only when binding from a Spreadsheet Web Part), or a data retrieval service connection.
The XML fragment where the details appear in the XML Spreadsheet file looks something like the following:
<udc:DataSource MajorVersion="1" MinorVersion="0" xmlns:udc="http://schemas.microsoft.com/data/udc">
<udc:Type Type="XMLFile" MajorVersion="1" MinorVersion="0"/>
<udc:Name>Example_Filename<udc:Name/>
<udc:ConnectionInfo Purpose="Update">
...
</udc:ConnectionInfo>
</udc:DataSource>
Example
The following example first determines wheter a data retrieval service connection binding can be updated (that is, whether its Purpose
attribute has the value "Update"). If so, the code calls the UpdateBinding
function, passing in the BindingId
attribute value as the argument. Because update bindings are always performed synchronously, there is no need to check
if the binding is asynchronous, and the function calls the Update method immediately.
Dim objBinding
Set objBinding = Spreadsheet1.ActiveWorkbook.XmlDataBindings("Cust_bind_id")
If objBinding.CanUpdate = True Then
' Fetch the data and update the corresponding map.
UpdateBinding("Cust_bind_id")
End If
Next
Function UpdateBinding(strBindingID)
Dim objBinding
Set objBinding = Spreadsheet1.ActiveWorkbook.XmlDataBindings(strBindingID)
objBinding.Update
End Function