UltraGrid Return Multiple Rows
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02-16-2010
08:09 AM
02-16-2010
08:09 AM
UltraGrid Return Multiple Rows
I am trying to find a good way to find out if I have any rows for an ultragrid that meet the criteria I passed into the binding source.
EX: State = MO and ZipCode = 64414
The only way that I see is for the user to pass in one column and one value for that column. Am I wrong or is there someway to pass in a multi dimensional array to each parm?
EX: State = MO and ZipCode = 64414
The only way that I see is for the user to pass in one column and one value for that column. Am I wrong or is there someway to pass in a multi dimensional array to each parm?
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02-16-2010
10:47 PM
02-16-2010
10:47 PM
Hi Matthew,
There is no built-in method to perform such a search. I have registered your request in our database as a suggestion. Thank you.
In the meantime, you can iterate through all rows and find the needed one using the 'wValue' property to get the values of the current record's fields. Please see the 'Iterating Through Rows in Infragistics WinGrid' help topic for more information.
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02-16-2010
11:27 PM
02-16-2010
11:27 PM
Ok, I was just thinking there might be some sort of filter I can use that I didn't see.
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02-17-2010
12:31 AM
02-17-2010
12:31 AM
Now I am on a new delema. Can you call RunRoutineEx and have one of the parms passed in be an array itself? I am trying to not do some string formatting on the script side.
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02-17-2010
10:25 PM
02-17-2010
10:25 PM
Hi Matthew,
I am guessing that you asked the same question in this thread. I will answer there.
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