Paul Dhingra
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Paul Dhingra
asked on 14 May 2010, 09:27 PM
This seems like a really basic question, and I feel a little silly for asking...
I have an entity model, including two tables:
Table: Products
Product ID - PK
Code
Description
CategoryID - FK
Table: Categories
CategoryID - PK
Code
Description
Using a RadGrid with an EntityDataSource control, I can't seem to figure out how to have the grid display a list of products that includes the Product Code, Product Description, and Category Description.
Again, I feel like I'm missing something very simple, so I apologize - I've done lots of searching and have found examples for hierarchies, combos in edit mode, etc - all I'm looking to do at this point is just display the fields.
Thanks!
I have an entity model, including two tables:
Table: Products
Product ID - PK
Code
Description
CategoryID - FK
Table: Categories
CategoryID - PK
Code
Description
Using a RadGrid with an EntityDataSource control, I can't seem to figure out how to have the grid display a list of products that includes the Product Code, Product Description, and Category Description.
Again, I feel like I'm missing something very simple, so I apologize - I've done lots of searching and have found examples for hierarchies, combos in edit mode, etc - all I'm looking to do at this point is just display the fields.
Thanks!
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Hello Paul,
By using EntityDataSource it is a bit tricky. You should set Include property in order to force the loading of related entities. For your convenience I am attaching sample application.
Regards,
Nikolay
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By using EntityDataSource it is a bit tricky. You should set Include property in order to force the loading of related entities. For your convenience I am attaching sample application.
Regards,
Nikolay
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