Hello!
Using: 2008 Q3 Version Number 2008.3.1125
Is it possible to use the original "out of the box" grid filter function to get the following to work. I´m using
And I want to be able to enter "multiple" Producers into the filter field like 1 <space> 13 to "simulate" the original T-SQL statement
SELECT ExportID, Producer
FROM Export
WHERE (Producer IN (1, 13))
When I try to enter more than ONE digit into the filter field there will be an error. Everthing is workgin fine if I just filter on one number like 13 and using EqualsTo.
It seems like when I try to manual put the filter expression containing IN on the
there will be an error. Does anyone know how to use the MasterTableView.FilterExpression feature when bound to an LinqDataSource?
Using: 2008 Q3 Version Number 2008.3.1125
Is it possible to use the original "out of the box" grid filter function to get the following to work. I´m using
AllowFilteringByColumn
="true"
And I want to be able to enter "multiple" Producers into the filter field like 1 <space> 13 to "simulate" the original T-SQL statement
SELECT ExportID, Producer
FROM Export
WHERE (Producer IN (1, 13))
When I try to enter more than ONE digit into the filter field there will be an error. Everthing is workgin fine if I just filter on one number like 13 and using EqualsTo.
It seems like when I try to manual put the filter expression containing IN on the
RadGrid1.MasterTableView.FilterExpression
there will be an error. Does anyone know how to use the MasterTableView.FilterExpression feature when bound to an LinqDataSource?