Hi all,
I have two RadGrids, rg1 and rg2, each with an identical column structure (or schema) and identical properties apart from their IDs. They contain different data. I need to make a new grid, rg3, that is the concatenation of rg1 and rg2; that is, rg3 has the same column structure and properties as rg1 and rg2 and contains all of the rows from rg1 followed by all of the rows from rg2.
What do the experts recommend as the simplest way to achieve this?
All answers gratefully received,
Ed Graham
I have two RadGrids, rg1 and rg2, each with an identical column structure (or schema) and identical properties apart from their IDs. They contain different data. I need to make a new grid, rg3, that is the concatenation of rg1 and rg2; that is, rg3 has the same column structure and properties as rg1 and rg2 and contains all of the rows from rg1 followed by all of the rows from rg2.
What do the experts recommend as the simplest way to achieve this?
All answers gratefully received,
Ed Graham
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Hello Ed,
The only feasible approach would be to combine your data beforehand. You can then bind the merged dataset (for example) to a single RadGrid.
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Daniel
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The only feasible approach would be to combine your data beforehand. You can then bind the merged dataset (for example) to a single RadGrid.
I hope this helps.
Best regards,
Daniel
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answered on 21 Jul 2011, 05:07 PM
Thanks for the reply, Daniel -- I thought you might say that. Could I put in a vote for this functionality to be considered in a future release?
Ed
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