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Tue, Mar 4 2008 6:15 PM | Permanent Link |
Peter van Mierlo | hi,
I have TStringGrid which has to be filled with data from a query. Based on a value, which is 0 or 1, the stringgrid must be filled with data from query 1 OR qruery 2. Both queries are based on the same database and containing the same 6 fields including 2 lookup fields (showItemName,showItemCount.). The stringgrid must only show the data from the lookup fields. When using the code below it will show me all 6 fields. But how can i fix the code that it only show the data from those 2 lookup fields procedure TFormUitgifte.UitgifteItems; var I, J: Integer; AantalF, AantalR : Integer; begin StringGrid.FixedCols := 0; StringGrid.FixedRows := 0; AantalF := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.FieldCount; AantalR := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.RecordCount; StringGrid.ColCount := AantalF; StringGrid.RowCount := AantalR; for I := 0 to pred(AantalF) do begin StringGrid.Cells[I, 0] := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].FieldName; end; J := 1; while not dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Eof do begin for I := 0 to pred(AantalF) do StringGrid.Cells[I, J] := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].AsString; dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Next; Inc(J); end; end; |
Tue, Mar 4 2008 6:44 PM | Permanent Link |
"Robert" | "Peter van Mierlo" <p.mierlo@planet.nl> wrote in message news:9CD8D692-63F2-47E3-A3BB-0A21B81F36BD@news.elevatesoft.com... > The stringgrid must only show the data from the lookup fields. When using > the code below it will show me all 6 fields. But how can i fix the code > that it > only show the data from those 2 lookup fields > Why not use 2 instead of fieldcount? and then simply test for field name to select only the fields that you want. > procedure TFormUitgifte.UitgifteItems; function ColumnWanted(const c : string) : boolean; begin result := (c = 'fielda') or (c = 'fieldb'); end; > var > I, J, MyColumn: Integer; > AantalF, AantalR : Integer; > begin > StringGrid.FixedCols := 0; > StringGrid.FixedRows := 0; > AantalF := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.FieldCount; > AantalR := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.RecordCount; > StringGrid.ColCount := AantalF; > StringGrid.RowCount := AantalR; MyColumn := -1; > for I := 0 to pred(AantalF) do begin if ColumnWanted(dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].FieldName) then begin inc(MyColumn); > StringGrid.Cells[MyColumn, 0] := > dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].FieldName; end; Then do the same when you move the fields. Curious. Why use a stringGrid to display a query? Robert > end; > J := 1; > while not dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Eof do begin > for I := 0 to pred(AantalF) do > StringGrid.Cells[I, J] := > dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].AsString; > dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Next; > Inc(J); > end; > end; > |
Wed, Mar 5 2008 4:04 AM | Permanent Link |
"Rita" | A generic procedure to do the job. Just modify to suit your needs. Rita Procedure QueryGrid(DBName, Statement: String; Target: TStringGrid; Titles: Boolean); Var Col, Lin: Integer; begin With TQuery.Create(Nil) Do Try DatabaseName := DBName; SQL.Text := Statement; Open; If Not IsEmpty Then Begin Target.ColCount := FieldCount; Target.RowCount := RecordCount+ IIF(Titles,1,0); Target.FixedCols := 0; Target.FixedRows := IIF(Titles,1,0); If Titles Then For Col := 0 To FieldCount-1 Do Target.Cells[Col,0] := Fields[Col].FieldName; Lin := 0; While Not Eof Do Begin For Col := 0 To FieldCount-1 Do Target.Cells[Col,Lin+Target.FixedRows] := Fields[Col].AsString; Next; Inc(Lin); End; End; Finally Close; Free; End; end; { QueryGrid } |
Wed, Mar 5 2008 7:33 AM | Permanent Link |
Peter van mierlo | hi Robert
i'm goint to try your and Rita's suggestions. Why using a stringgrid ? well.. if have to display data which can be in query 1 or query 2, based on a value. A other solution would be using a dbgrid and swiching datasource, but I don't have any experiance if this could create any problems. when a user scans a tickets the guests info and additional info about certain attributes he/she gets like a t-shirt, wristband, food and drink tickets has to be showed in the grid...it has to work fast. because of using 2 queries which can contain this info, i thought the best way is to use a stringgrid...but other suggestions are welcome. Peter "Robert" <ngsemail2005withoutthis@yahoo.com.ar> wrote: "Peter van Mierlo" <p.mierlo@planet.nl> wrote in message news:9CD8D692-63F2-47E3-A3BB-0A21B81F36BD@news.elevatesoft.com... > The stringgrid must only show the data from the lookup fields. When using > the code below it will show me all 6 fields. But how can i fix the code > that it > only show the data from those 2 lookup fields > Why not use 2 instead of fieldcount? and then simply test for field name to select only the fields that you want. > procedure TFormUitgifte.UitgifteItems; function ColumnWanted(const c : string) : boolean; begin result := (c = 'fielda') or (c = 'fieldb'); end; > var > I, J, MyColumn: Integer; > AantalF, AantalR : Integer; > begin > StringGrid.FixedCols := 0; > StringGrid.FixedRows := 0; > AantalF := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.FieldCount; > AantalR := dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.RecordCount; > StringGrid.ColCount := AantalF; > StringGrid.RowCount := AantalR; MyColumn := -1; > for I := 0 to pred(AantalF) do begin if ColumnWanted(dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].FieldName) then begin inc(MyColumn); > StringGrid.Cells[MyColumn, 0] := > dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].FieldName; end; Then do the same when you move the fields. Curious. Why use a stringGrid to display a query? Robert > end; > J := 1; > while not dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Eof do begin > for I := 0 to pred(AantalF) do > StringGrid.Cells[I, J] := > dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Fields[i].AsString; > dmTables.qry_itemBYuitgifte.Next; > Inc(J); > end; > end; > |
Wed, Mar 5 2008 8:39 AM | Permanent Link |
Roy Lambert NLH Associates ![]() | Peter
Flipping the datasource is a doddle - one line of code. The big problem is with flicker for the UI. Almost all my grids are"preformatted" with the columns, headers (titles) and widths I want. If that's the case here I might think of selecting into a memory table and having that linked to the grid. You run either query1 or query2 depending on your test, disable the grid before you run the query and enable it afterwards to help minimise flicker. Roy Lambert |
Wed, Mar 5 2008 8:57 AM | Permanent Link |
"Robert" | "Peter van mierlo" <p.mierlo@planet.nl> wrote in message news:B0E32CAD-3198-4A38-97B5-D393338BDAA8@news.elevatesoft.com... > hi Robert > > i'm goint to try your and Rita's suggestions. Why using a stringgrid ? > well.. if have to display data which can be in query 1 or query 2, based > on a value. A other solution would be using a dbgrid and swiching > datasource, > but I don't have any experiance if this could create any problems. > You don't even need to change datasource. Just change the dataset name on the datasource before you open the query. Better yet (and cleaner design, IMO) would be to have just one query, and build the SQL on the fly depending on what you want. Robert > |
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