But as suggestion for XBROWSE: A function similar to "SKIP FOR bFor WHEN bWhen" espacially for rows with one or more editable cells. z.B. "SKIP FOR empty(Col1)"
... RowSet object now correctly recognizes initial sort order when sort clause includes aliased fields also. Example: When sql is "select fld1 as col1,fld2 as col2 from table t order by col2", initial order is recognized correctly as col2. When sql is "select fld1 as col2,fld2 as cole ...
... can erase (hide) colums in Xbrowse, and then call the export in order to have a selected exell file. But is it also possible to have oBrw:ToExcel(col1,col3,col6,col9) or a array of selected cols ?
... about these columns. Recommended sytanx is : @ r.c (or) REDEFINE XBROWSE ...... DATASOURCE <Alias/oDbf/oRs/oQry/Array> ; COLUMNS "col1", "col2", ...... In this case, XBrowse examines the field properties of the columns and decides the optimal behavior required, like ...
... regards ! With oQry:SetWhere( <newWhereCond> ), you can reset the filter dynamically and view the re-filtered rows. oQry:SetOrder( "<col1>,<col2>" ) works For xbrowse you can let the user sort the browse order on any column without writing any special code. Just add ...
... regards ! With oQry:SetWhere( <newWhereCond> ), you can reset the filter dynamically and view the re-filtered rows. oQry:SetOrder( "<col1>,<col2>" ) works For xbrowse you can let the user sort the browse order on any column without writing any special code. Just add ...
... siguiente: Cuando muestro un tcbrowse en pantalla leo de un fichero de configuración el tamaño de cada una de las columnas que lo componen. p.e.. col1=10, col2=100, col3=200. Al finalizar el browse grabo en ese fichero de configuracion el tamaño que tienen al final, por lo que si se cambio el ...
... siguiente: Cuando muestro un tcbrowse en pantalla leo de un fichero de configuración el tamaño de cada una de las columnas que lo componen. p.e.. col1=10, col2=100, col3=200. Al finalizar el browse grabo en ese fichero de configuracion el tamaño que tienen al final, por lo que si se cambio el ...
Rao, If we use the syntax, XBROWSE .... COLUMNS 'col1', 'col2' ... ALIAS <calias> or OBJECT <dataobj>, Can you explain in more detail about using the OBJECT clause, perhaps by providing an example. I am particularly wondering about how ...
Rao, If we use the syntax, XBROWSE .... COLUMNS 'col1', 'col2' ... ALIAS <calias> or OBJECT <dataobj>, Can you explain in more detail about using the OBJECT clause, perhaps by providing an example. I am particularly wondering about how ...
... be out of place to mention a few hints to take the best advantage of XBrowse's built-in capabilities. If we use the syntax, XBROWSE .... COLUMNS 'col1', 'col2' ... ALIAS <calias> or OBJECT <dataobj>, XBrowse extracts the exact information about the datatype, datalen and datadec from ...