Hi!
I have a new problem with your controls. In our company application, we will use many hierarchical RadGridView controls to present data. It's a simple way to make a lot of function without creating many separete forms. But we have some questions and some problems... We used WinForms controls, our database is created in MS SQL Server 2008, and we use LINQ to communicate with it.
1. What is the best way to connect RadGridView to the LINQ (in designer there's no such option like LINQ datasource...)?
2. Second problem is with Inserting (we don't implement deleting yet) the data to hierachical Grid. I have read this post on your forum. And I have question is it still unavalible option? Is there any way to avoid this limitations?
I have a new problem with your controls. In our company application, we will use many hierarchical RadGridView controls to present data. It's a simple way to make a lot of function without creating many separete forms. But we have some questions and some problems... We used WinForms controls, our database is created in MS SQL Server 2008, and we use LINQ to communicate with it.
1. What is the best way to connect RadGridView to the LINQ (in designer there's no such option like LINQ datasource...)?
2. Second problem is with Inserting (we don't implement deleting yet) the data to hierachical Grid. I have read this post on your forum. And I have question is it still unavalible option? Is there any way to avoid this limitations?
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Hi Michał K,
Currently we do not have full support for this features.We have planned to extend RadGridView hierarchy and data binding to support OpenAccess, LINQ objects, Entity framework, and other ORM tools, and build new 3.5 .NET Framework edition of our suite. We cannot provide currently any time frame about implementing that though. Do not hesitate to write me back if you have more questions.
Currently we do not have full support for this features.We have planned to extend RadGridView hierarchy and data binding to support OpenAccess, LINQ objects, Entity framework, and other ORM tools, and build new 3.5 .NET Framework edition of our suite. We cannot provide currently any time frame about implementing that though. Do not hesitate to write me back if you have more questions.
Regards,
Julian Benkov
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