on 08-31-2007 8:42 PM
Please,
I´m building an application that it will go to use a Grid. But i don´t the difference between Matrix object and Grid Object. Somebody could explain for me about the difference of both. When i use one or other?
thanks,
Vladimir Roberto da Silva Junior
My trouble was solved. Thanks a lot.
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You can choose which finger you bite.
- Matrix is the older technology. It is slower, harder to handle. You have to use a DBDataSource or UserDataSource to fill it. The data source and the matrix is not in sync. You can put numbers in the first (0th) column, like line numbers.
- Grid is the newer object. However, you lose some important options you had with matrix. Grid cannot handle/display Time values, you cannot format your floating point numbers (no st_Quantity, st_Rate, etc.) You can load the data source (DataTable) from XML or a Query, which is fast. You cannot put numbers (or anything) the firsth column (0th column)
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Ok,
But How i can to fill an object Matrix with datas of my form?. I´m trying but i can´t. Do i have to use an object DataTable?
Thanks,
Vladimir Roberto da Silva Junior
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In a few words, it goes like this:
Grid enables you to load data using an SQL query, Matrix doesn't.
Matrix enables you to have linked buttons in each cell, Grid doesn't.
Grid enables a collapse-able structure of data, Matrix doesn't.
These, I believe, are the main differences.
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