You would be better off gettign the data as a cursor then looping through the
cursor data to produce a dg compatible array, then setting the dgData. dgText
is ok if all you have to work with is delimited text data, but if you can get
an array, then you should use dgData.
Fortunately for you, I have a cursorToArray function already written:-)
function cursorToArray pCursorID
put revDatabaseColumnCount(pCursorID) into tColumnCount
put revDatabaseColumnNames(pCursorID) into tColumnNames
repeat forever
add 1 to tRecordCount
repeat with i = 1 to tColumnCount
put revDatabaseColumnNumbered(pCursorID, i) into aCursorArray
[tRecordCount] [item i of tColumnNames]
end repeat
revMoveToNextRecord pCursorID
if not the result then exit repeat
end repeat
return aCursorArray
end cursorToArray
> On Dec 10, 2018, at 09:11 , JJS via use-livecode
> <use-livecode@lists.runrev.com> wrote:
>
> I could delete the empty lines by dispatching delete to the DG.
>
> But this was not a solution to the cause.
>
> Now it seems it happens when fetching from the DB. Now as everything is
> encrypted, i can't see which line in the DB is empty.
>
> So have to check if i can find the exact lines causing it, which is really
> strange. Because when they finally arrive in the DG they have no no
> corresponding to the db.
>
> So it looks like it is no fault somewhere in LC.
>
> At least i can find empty line in the fetched results and delete them,
> causing the data nicely to appear at the top in the DG.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Jerry
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