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Thread: dbGridinc difference in Enterprise

  1. #1
    Bob Cummings Guest

    dbGridinc difference in Enterprise

    Hi

    In the version of Pro that I've got, dbgridinc=-1 allows all rows to be displayed. When I've converted this to Enterprise, it is showing dbgridinc default setting (ie, 5 rows).

    How can I emulate -1?

    Thanks
    Bob

  2. #2
    Mark Guest

    dbGridinc difference in Enterprise (reply)

    Bob
    Just set dbGridInc=999999.
    That should do it.
    Mark.


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    Bob Cummings at 3/20/01 5:04:22 AM

    Hi

    In the version of Pro that I've got, dbgridinc=-1 allows all rows to be displayed. When I've converted this to Enterprise, it is showing dbgridinc default setting (ie, 5 rows).

    How can I emulate -1?

    Thanks
    Bob

  3. #3
    Frank Kwong Guest

    dbGridinc difference in Enterprise (reply)

    In the more recent versions like ASP.DB. There is a new property added ->

    X.dbGridIncMax = ?

    This property safeguard the dbGridInc=-1 in displaying all the records of a large DB (It happens). So, you can open this gate as X.dbGridIncMax = 999999 then the -1 will work as before.

    FK


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    Mark at 3/20/01 8:47:27 AM

    Bob
    Just set dbGridInc=999999.
    That should do it.
    Mark.


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    Bob Cummings at 3/20/01 5:04:22 AM

    Hi

    In the version of Pro that I've got, dbgridinc=-1 allows all rows to be displayed. When I've converted this to Enterprise, it is showing dbgridinc default setting (ie, 5 rows).

    How can I emulate -1?

    Thanks
    Bob

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