Hi,

please advice me, how I can do accurate positioning of scrollbar in DBGrid with Elevate
DB. I use DBISAM, and FilterRecordCounts is fine propety.
Any tips would be very welcome.

Thank you in advance !

Rastislav

Rastislav


You can't. There was discussion around this and the result was people preferred speed to getting the button "right" on the scroll bar.

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Rastislav,

<< please advice me, how I can do accurate positioning of scrollbar in
DBGrid with ElevateDB. >>

You can't do so with ElevateDB - it doesn't support logical row numbers.
You can see more on this here:

http://www.elevatesoft.com/newsgrp?action=openmsg&group=16&msg=66&page=1#msg66

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Tim Young
Elevate Software
www.elevatesoft.com

Thank you, Roy.
But my customers ask it, I want find any solution. Maybe any other TDBGrid ...

Thank you, Tim.

Rastislav ,

> But my customers ask it, I want find any solution. Maybe any other TDBGrid ...

I am using  Quantum Grid by Developer Express. It can load all records
(if the are not too many) and that works fine.

Uli

Dear Tim,

> You can't do so with ElevateDB - it doesn't support logical row numbers.
> You can see more on this here:

Could you possible reconsider this, more and more people are realizing
that they needed it when they move to EDB.

You can add it as optional and disabled by default.

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Charalampos Michael - [Creation Power] - http://www.creationpower.gr

Dear Uli,

> I am using  Quantum Grid by Developer Express. It can load all records
> (if the are not too many) and that works fine.

That's the problem ... When it comes to a some thousand records the
delay of loading all the records is big!

--
Charalampos Michael - [Creation Power] - http://www.creationpower.gr

Rastislav


The only grids that MIGHT do it are those that load the entire dataset into their local memory - and then you have other problems - like the time it takes to load, syncing back to the table

Roy Lambert [Team Elevate]

Michael,

> That's the problem ... When it comes to a some thousand records the
> delay of loading all the records is big!

That's right, but: who needs thousands of records in a grid?

Some time ago I used to present *ALL* data to my clients. Meanwhile I
let them type to extract the records they really need - it works.

Uli