Mmm. I think the problem may be in your code. Can you show us how you read
the
data and fill the TableView?
No problem, here it is:
For i = 0 To sql2.DBResult.Max
TabHandle.Rows[i].Selected = False
TabHandle.Rows[i].Title = i + 1
TabHandle[i, 0].text = RowStat[i]
TabHandle[i, 0].Picture = Picture["bild1.png"]
For j = 1 To sql2.DBResult.Fields.Count
TabHandle[i, j].text = sql2.DBResult[j - 1]
Next
RowStat[i] = ROWNORMAL
sql2.DBResult.MoveNext
Next
How can I use this example with the Data Event???
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