Thank you
2011/10/12 Massimo Di Pierro
> SQLFORM.grid does not take rows. It take the query itself. It needs
> the query to optimize the select for orderby and pagination. You can
> in fact do:
>
> query =(a.dialstatus=='ANSWER')& (a.inicio>=dt1)&(a.inicio<=dt2)
> left =
> (b.on(a.id_accountcode
SQLFORM.grid does not take rows. It take the query itself. It needs
the query to optimize the select for orderby and pagination. You can
in fact do:
query =(a.dialstatus=='ANSWER')& (a.inicio>=dt1)&(a.inicio<=dt2)
left =
(b.on(a.id_accountcode==b.id),rp.on(a.id_rutaproveedor==rp.id),r.on(rp.id_r
u
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