+1 ... but use a CursorAdapter.
On 20/04/2013 02:29, Kurt @ VR-FX wrote:
Gene - I totally agree w/RK! Creating a Grid on a Form via Visual
Design is really the best way to go - at least in my opinion. And, you
can do it in an interesting an intuitive way.
Create a Form. Right click in the Form and open the Data Environment.
Add a DBF to the D. Env. - and, now - with DBF & its fields displayed
in the D.E. - select a number of the field by clicking - and I think
holding down shift. Then - simply Drag all those selected fields onto
the Form - and you instantly have a Grid that's been populated with
the fields that you need!
-K-
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