Michael Bouhuys
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Michael Bouhuys
asked on 11 Jun 2018, 05:30 PM
Being new to Telerik controls I'm struggling to get RadGridView to populate automatically with SQL query collection.
I have some questions to understand what can and cannot be done and go from there:
I have a SQL query result collection contains over 4,000 records is there a way to set dump the datatable directly into the RadGridView with "AutoGenerateColumns="True"",
or do i have to iterate through all the rows?
Secondly I have the RadGridView in a tab of a RadPaneGroup. Which action should I use to only call the RadGridView population when its tab is selected?
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Hello Michael,
I will try to address your questions in the same order as from your enquiry.
1. First of all, I want to ask you what do you mean with "SQL query collection"? If you mean some kind of in-memory collection please take a look at the first reply of this forum thread. If you have anything else in mind, please provide more detailed information on the matter. You can also take a look at our populating with data Overview article where you can find similar information on the matter.
2. To achieve the desired behavior you can set the Content property of RadPane to be RadGridView when the SelectionChanged event of RadPaneGroup is fired.
Regards,
Martin Vatev
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I will try to address your questions in the same order as from your enquiry.
1. First of all, I want to ask you what do you mean with "SQL query collection"? If you mean some kind of in-memory collection please take a look at the first reply of this forum thread. If you have anything else in mind, please provide more detailed information on the matter. You can also take a look at our populating with data Overview article where you can find similar information on the matter.
2. To achieve the desired behavior you can set the Content property of RadPane to be RadGridView when the SelectionChanged event of RadPaneGroup is fired.
Regards,
Martin Vatev
Progress Telerik
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answered on 22 Jun 2018, 02:25 PM
Cancel this post. There was a typo in my code I was not calling the binding correctly.