Subject | Re: [IBO] Can the IBO grid have non data bound columns? |
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Author | Helen Borrie |
Post date | 2006-03-12T21:38:28Z |
At 04:04 AM 13/03/2006, you wrote:
front-end of a dataset. A grid row is the front end of a dataset
row. DML ops are targeted at the row underlying the focused row in the grid.
rows into a table, then any unbound grid will do.
But it's not clear what you want to do. If you'd like some
suggestions, describe the workflow you want to implement.
Helen
>Can the IBO grid have non data bound columns that doesn't put the datasetNo. IBO data-aware controls are driven by the data. A grid is the
>into edit mode?
front-end of a dataset. A grid row is the front end of a dataset
row. DML ops are targeted at the row underlying the focused row in the grid.
>I want to use it to have in-line payments.That doesn't describe what you want to be able to do.
>I'm using their non-databound grid and that works fine. It's very powerfullIf you want to use a grid for data entry, that doesn't need to insert
>but not very simple to use.
rows into a table, then any unbound grid will do.
But it's not clear what you want to do. If you'd like some
suggestions, describe the workflow you want to implement.
Helen