Hello
I am testing the radgridview with our Unidata database.
Our database interfaces is generated using a Bluefinity application, it results in VB code that allows access to the database.
When I set
ShowInsertRow
="True"
and click on the "Click here to add new item"
I get the error
(Database error: 59) Auto ID generation not defined for file 'ROOM.TYPES'
Not sure what the error means but sounds like some incompatibity with the interface code.
Any ideas ??
Also any comments on use of the radgridview with BlueFinity, and experences ?
Regards
Jim
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It seems that the error you have posted is coming from your database. What does it mean? Maybe you have to supply an ID for the room type? I am not really sure, since this is your database after all, you should know what this error means.
What happens when you add a new item to your source collection programmatically, i.e. without ever using RadGridView?
What happens if you replace RadGridView with the stock toolkit DataGrid?
As for BlueFinity, I have never heard of it. What is it? Does it work with the standard toolkit DataGrid. Does it work with a ListBox. Does it work with any ItemsControl? In case it does -- it should work with RadGridView as well.
I hope this helps.
Ross
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Jim
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The plain old DataGrid does the same.
So I will look at the interface.
Jim
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The insert mechanism eventually calls "new" to create a data object behind the row. Unfortunatly it was trying to create the object with "Auto Key" creation. Change to no key creation and things worked OK.
The button has a field Tag="Action=AddRow LinkedTo=dgrRoomtype"
Being fairly new Visual Studio is there any article you could recommend on how it gets from above to executing the interface code.
I assume it's some defined protocol that "magically" connects Action=AddRow to some code.
Thanks
Jim