Subject | TIB_Text question |
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Author | Daniel Jimenez |
Post date | 2004-10-08T05:36:35Z |
Hi,
A very simple question if I may.
I am trying to use the data aware components of IB Objects, but I am
obviously going about it the wrong way, as I am not getting the effect I am
after.
Now the problem is as follows. I have created a DataModule, which contains:
IB_Connection
IB_Transaction
IB_Query
IB_DataSource
(**)In the IB_Query I have used the "Field Properties - Display Label" to
change the label of the fields to a more "Human acceptable format".
In the application there exists a Form which contains the data-aware
components such as IB_Edit and IB_Text components. I have set the
"DataSource" property of the IB_Text component to point to the IB_Query
component I have also set the "DataField" property.
However once the IB_Connection and IB_Query is toggle to "live", the
IB_Text components display the "data" within the field of the table in the
DB rather that the preset Field Name(**) or just the Field name.
Thank you
Daniel
____________________________
Comvision Pty. Ltd.
www.comvision.net.au
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A very simple question if I may.
I am trying to use the data aware components of IB Objects, but I am
obviously going about it the wrong way, as I am not getting the effect I am
after.
Now the problem is as follows. I have created a DataModule, which contains:
IB_Connection
IB_Transaction
IB_Query
IB_DataSource
(**)In the IB_Query I have used the "Field Properties - Display Label" to
change the label of the fields to a more "Human acceptable format".
In the application there exists a Form which contains the data-aware
components such as IB_Edit and IB_Text components. I have set the
"DataSource" property of the IB_Text component to point to the IB_Query
component I have also set the "DataField" property.
However once the IB_Connection and IB_Query is toggle to "live", the
IB_Text components display the "data" within the field of the table in the
DB rather that the preset Field Name(**) or just the Field name.
Thank you
Daniel
____________________________
Comvision Pty. Ltd.
www.comvision.net.au
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