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A Scroll Area is a control that allows to create a large container that the user can scroll. Inside this control you can put other controls.
A Scroll Area can have sections so you can organize your controls in, and you can make sections visible/invisible, and invisible sections will actually not be invisible but they will be collapsed so they do not use space in the scroll area when they are invisible.
Value
- It has no value.
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Properties -
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Link Controls to:
Nothing - The control will be empty by default
but you can use "Looper Add Line" Action to populate it.
Database Table - The control will be
linked to a Database Table and the number of records will be the
same as the source Database Table. For the data to be displayed,
"Refresh Control" Action must be called.
Kalipso Syntax - A slightly different form of SQL.
Everything remains the same but instead of single-quotes to enclosure
string types, you should use double-quotes. When referring to Controls
or Variables, quoting is not needed.
String Expression - A string
expression who will be evaluated and the result is executed over the
database. You are responsible by specifying a result with the syntax
expected by the database. Quoting is also your responsibility.
Filter - "Where" clause to be applied in the "select" to the Database Table.
Order By - "Order By" to be applied in the "select" to the Database Table.
SQL Advanced - You're able to define the query
that fills the control. The query should return a column for
each link.
Database Profile - Database connection over which the specified query should be executed. You only need to specify one if it's online.
Query - String expression who will be evaluated and the result executed over the database.
Links - Connections
between the Looper controls and the database. You can define
a link between any editable property of a control belonging
to the Looper and the Database. When the source is set to
"Database Table", the link source is a
Column. When the source is set to
"SQL Advanced", the link source is the
index of the returned column in the query.
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Properties -
Relations |
This option allows
you to define the relation between tables
selected as source in
Content.
Usage
Assume the
following database:
Products |
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Families
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Name |
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Name |
Price |
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Assume the
following properties of your Table
(Grid):
Link Control to: Database
Table
Links:
Table
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Column
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Products
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Name
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Products
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Price
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Families
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Name |
Relations:
Products
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Families
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Code
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Code
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Shortcuts |
F2
– Actions
F3 – General
properties
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Updated: 8/25/2020 3:40 PM |
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