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Guess
thats probably the best (simplest) solution. Probably a lot easier than tracking
edits in a Text Grid too and allows editing (wheras a calculated field probably
will not).
Thanks
for the suggestions
You can set a coumn to read only in a
DBGrid. As for displaying records not in a dataset you could actually
create a temp dataset that has all fields required. Then copy back only
those you are interested in.
Robert Martin
Software Engineer
Wild Software Ltd
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, August 16, 2001 12:37
PM
Subject: [DUG]: DB Grid - non bound
Columns.
Is
there an easy way with a DBGrid to include in it columns that are editable
(a la the standard non DA Grid - they receive and display text) but have no
underlying Dataset? ie for situations where the grid displays the datasets
info for all but one or two columns (which can be manually dealt with before
post or whatever)?
Doesn't seem so, but thought I should ask before
taking ther text grid approach.
Thanks
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