--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, "ronald_greven" <rs@s...> wrote:

> Hi
> many thanks for your fast reply. But I am sorry, I didn't know
> exactly what you mean with :
>
> > Forget the data grid, and focus on the data source. Use the

EditSQL

> > property of the IB_Query you use to select from the stored
> procedure.
>
> I don't work very long with IB_Objects now.
> Could you explain it a little bit more detailed?

IBO is data driven, meaning that many of the properties that you are
used to find on the grid is located in your IB_Query, not your
IB_Grid. Even if you want to set the name of the column within the
grid, you set the FieldsGridLabel property of your IB_Query, not any
property of the IB_Grid. And the IB_Query also have an EditSQL
property, where you put your UPDATE statement.

That's why I told you to forget the IB_Grid, it only displays whatever
you set in your IB_Query.

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