Bug in relational GDBG
I have a dataset with two datatables as described below
Order Datatable
=====
OrderId
Qty
Price
Exchange Datatable
==================
OrderId
Exchange
Data relation is established between exchange and order and then assigned to GDBG grid. The problem is GDBG display wrong records mainly at the parent level. for example if have entered three orders
Order
=====
OrderId Qty Price
1 2 0
2 3 0
3 4 0
Now i do see all three records displayed on grid but the third row values are completley incorrect. this is what it gets displayed on grid
OrderId Qty Price
1 2 0
2 3 0
2 3 0
As u can see the last row value reflects the 2nd row values which is incorrect.
Any kind of help is appreciated.
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AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
January 19, 2006 04:51 PM UTC
the problem is fixed.. i deleted both GDBG control and underlying data-set, re-created it from scratch.. everything works fine now
>I have a dataset with two datatables as described below
>
>Order Datatable
>=====
>OrderId
>Qty
>Price
>
>Exchange Datatable
>==================
>OrderId
>Exchange
>
>Data relation is established between exchange and order and then assigned to GDBG grid. The problem is GDBG display wrong records mainly at the parent level. for example if have entered three orders
>
>Order
>=====
>OrderId Qty Price
>1 2 0
>2 3 0
>3 4 0
>
>Now i do see all three records displayed on grid but the third row values are completley incorrect. this is what it gets displayed on grid
>
>OrderId Qty Price
>1 2 0
>2 3 0
>2 3 0
>
>As u can see the last row value reflects the 2nd row values which is incorrect.
>
>Any kind of help is appreciated.
>
>
>
>
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
January 19, 2006 10:05 PM UTC
i am facing this problem again.. is there any way where i can force re-bind of children for a particular row in GDBG ?
>the problem is fixed.. i deleted both GDBG control and underlying data-set, re-created it from scratch.. everything works fine now
>
>>I have a dataset with two datatables as described below
>>
>>Order Datatable
>>=====
>>OrderId
>>Qty
>>Price
>>
>>Exchange Datatable
>>==================
>>OrderId
>>Exchange
>>
>>Data relation is established between exchange and order and then assigned to GDBG grid. The problem is GDBG display wrong records mainly at the parent level. for example if have entered three orders
>>
>>Order
>>=====
>>OrderId Qty Price
>>1 2 0
>>2 3 0
>>3 4 0
>>
>>Now i do see all three records displayed on grid but the third row values are completley incorrect. this is what it gets displayed on grid
>>
>>OrderId Qty Price
>>1 2 0
>>2 3 0
>>2 3 0
>>
>>As u can see the last row value reflects the 2nd row values which is incorrect.
>>
>>Any kind of help is appreciated.
>>
>>
>>
>>
ST
stanleyj
Syncfusion Team
January 20, 2006 12:29 AM UTC
Hi Yogi,
I am not certain about this behavior, if you could upload a sample, we may try debugging it here. see if this KB article helps in case you are modifying the datasource.
Best regards,
Stanley
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
January 23, 2006 02:36 PM UTC
Hi,
I am facing this wierd problem .. every now and then.. i have attached the bitmap.. look at the area marked with a circle.. as u can see the records are repeated...
Regards
Yogi
>Hi Yogi,
>
>I am not certain about this behavior, if you could upload a sample, we may try debugging it here. see if this KB article helps in case you are modifying the datasource.
>
>Best regards,
>Stanley
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
January 23, 2006 02:37 PM UTC
Hi,
I am facing this wierd problem .. every now and then.. i have attached the bitmap.. look at the area marked with a circle.. as u can see the records are repeated...
Regards
Yogi
>Hi Yogi,
>
>I am not certain about this behavior, if you could upload a sample, we may try debugging it here. see if this KB article helps in case you are modifying the datasource.
>
>Best regards,
>Stanley
Bitmap.zip
Bitmap.zip
AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
January 24, 2006 10:13 AM UTC
Hi Yogi,
Since I am not able to reproduce the mentioned issue, I have attached a sample, in which if you can reproduce the issue and send it back we can get back soon with a solution.
Thanks,
Calvin.
Forum_39851.zip
Forum_39851.zip
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