Hi everyone, much like the last guy I'm strictly a green horn at SQL server databases.
Anyway, I created my database, and populated all my data to it no problem.
I then added my new item "DATASET" and used the query builder to select my database, and select the "ALL" columns and select the column I wanted to filter. All good so far.
I then dragged to the table column I'm using to filter my search to the workspace area and modified the query to "Select distinct...." deselecting Fill Data Table and changing the method name "GetWhatever".
My problem seems to come when I'm back on my default page, having set up a grid view and a drop down menu. When seting up the gridview <enable new database> I select the Object type database, choose my Business Object, then on the Define Data methods, which fills in OK, the <NEXT> button which I would expect to take me to my filter options, so I can select the control method, is greyed out.
I don't think theres anything I missed, is there?
- nothing there yet so give me a few weeks to get something together. This ASP.NET looks like fun.
Anyway, I created my database, and populated all my data to it no problem.
I then added my new item "DATASET" and used the query builder to select my database, and select the "ALL" columns and select the column I wanted to filter. All good so far.
I then dragged to the table column I'm using to filter my search to the workspace area and modified the query to "Select distinct...." deselecting Fill Data Table and changing the method name "GetWhatever".
My problem seems to come when I'm back on my default page, having set up a grid view and a drop down menu. When seting up the gridview <enable new database> I select the Object type database, choose my Business Object, then on the Define Data methods, which fills in OK, the <NEXT> button which I would expect to take me to my filter options, so I can select the control method, is greyed out.
I don't think theres anything I missed, is there?
- nothing there yet so give me a few weeks to get something together. This ASP.NET looks like fun.