Subject | Re: IB_Grid SearchKeyByKey |
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Author | jackmills75 |
Post date | 2007-11-22T08:23:50Z |
--- In IBObjects@yahoogroups.com, "Alan McDonald" <alan@...> wrote:
TIB_IncSearch as you both suggest.
Jack
>entered.
> > Make sure you setup the OrderingItems and OrderingLinks
> > properties such that you use the POS attribute in the
> > OrderingLinks property. This tells what character position
> > the incremental searching should kick in at.
> >
> > So, for example, if you had a column ordered by last name
> > this is how it should look:
> >
> > OrderingItems:
> > NAME=MyTbl.LastName;MyTbl.LastName DESC
> >
> > OrderingLinks:
> > MyTbl.LastName=ITEM=1;POS=3
> >
> > What you will have is upon the third character typed the
> > incremental searching will begin. This is because it is
> > going to automatically refresh the underlying query to start
> > fetching records that are STARTING WITH those first three
> > characters and then it will buffer up records as the 4th and
> > subsequent characters are pressed.
> >
> > If you are searching for something with less than 3
> > characters ENTER should go ahead and have it perform the
> > search using what you have entered so far as an override.
> >
> > I have not exhaustively tested how well the incremental
> > searching has been integrated into TIB_Grid so I would like
> > to have you make sure to try using a separate TIB_IncSearch
> > control as you learn and acquaint yourself with IBO's
> > capabilities and then we can more clearly distinguish if
> > there are issues with how the grid directly intereacts with
> > the incremental searching stuff.
> >
> > Also, if you have columns that are integers, hitting return
> > should do an exact match for the number entered. If you have
> > numeric ID's that are all the same digits then you can set
> > the POS attribute to that amount so that when an integer is
> > entered it will perform the search once all digits have been
> >swapped to the
> > Hope this helps.
> >
> > Jason
>
> FWIW - I've switched away from inc searching in the grid and
> IncSearch component. The grid searching is very slow because itpulls all
> the rows across to locate the record. The IncSearch does a re-querybased on
> the search key which means it re-queries only enough rows to re-fill the
> grid buffer.Jason/Alan thank you very much for the help, I will also try out the
> Alan
>
TIB_IncSearch as you both suggest.
Jack