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Grid/Paging Grid. 1. How to display a Grid in Portal Form(Data should be fe
anilkumark
over 9 years ago
Grid/Paging Grid.
1. How to display a Grid in Portal Form(Data should be fetch from database). Assume this Grid name as "Available Companies".
2. There is another Grid which is empty. Assume this Grid name as "Selected Companies".
3. Now I want to select the records from "Available Companies" and insert those records to "Selected Company". After inserting the selected records to "Selected Companies" grid, those records should not be available in "Available Companies" grid.
Can any one help me how to do this. Thanks in advance.
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@anilkumark Please do proceed with queries on the form if you feel that data changes often. For instance, let's say there are hundreds of active tasks and mean while some more data was added to the company records. Having data in PVs might not help you much here, as PVs in live instances point to data queried long back. And at the same time if your data remains constant for ever or if you don't bother about active instances, persisting data in PVs is recommended. So I would like to suggest to go with query or PV approach on need basis.
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sikhivahans
over 9 years ago
@anilkumark Please do proceed with queries on the form if you feel that data changes often. For instance, let's say there are hundreds of active tasks and mean while some more data was added to the company records. Having data in PVs might not help you much here, as PVs in live instances point to data queried long back. And at the same time if your data remains constant for ever or if you don't bother about active instances, persisting data in PVs is recommended. So I would like to suggest to go with query or PV approach on need basis.
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