Hi,
what ist the best practice to bind the CheckboxColumn to a non boolean column / property (we have a legacy database that uses smallint instead - like null or 0 for false and 1 for true)? I tried it with a partial class with wrapper properties on entity Level, but then ran into errors when inserting / updateing / editing within RadGrid
Exception = {"A property named 'BSPERRUNG' was not found on the entity during an insert, update, or delete operation. Check to ensure that properties specified as binding expressions are available to the data source."}
BSPERRUNG is the wrapper property for SPERRUNG, that is the original smallint column.
Are there any possibilities to achieve this with built in RadGridView features?
Greets Jochen
what ist the best practice to bind the CheckboxColumn to a non boolean column / property (we have a legacy database that uses smallint instead - like null or 0 for false and 1 for true)? I tried it with a partial class with wrapper properties on entity Level, but then ran into errors when inserting / updateing / editing within RadGrid
Exception = {"A property named 'BSPERRUNG' was not found on the entity during an insert, update, or delete operation. Check to ensure that properties specified as binding expressions are available to the data source."}
BSPERRUNG is the wrapper property for SPERRUNG, that is the original smallint column.
Are there any possibilities to achieve this with built in RadGridView features?
Greets Jochen
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Hello,
Basically in order for the wrapper class approach to work you need to bind the control to objects of this new wrapper type so that it knows how to work with the BSPERRUNG field instead of SPERRUNG. You can also check whether the new partial BUCHKTAB class is correctly picked up by the entity framework and it detects the new properties as members of the entity.
I have also replied with further details in the support ticket you have opened on the same issue. So you can also try the approach with grid events mentioned there if the wrapper of the entity class is causing too much trouble.
Regards,
Marin
Telerik
Basically in order for the wrapper class approach to work you need to bind the control to objects of this new wrapper type so that it knows how to work with the BSPERRUNG field instead of SPERRUNG. You can also check whether the new partial BUCHKTAB class is correctly picked up by the entity framework and it detects the new properties as members of the entity.
I have also replied with further details in the support ticket you have opened on the same issue. So you can also try the approach with grid events mentioned there if the wrapper of the entity class is causing too much trouble.
Regards,
Marin
Telerik
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