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what is difference between dbgrid and flexgrid control

  
Total Answers and Comments: 5 Last Update: April 21, 2006     Asked by: Sachin Singhal 
  
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December 29, 2005 13:56:31   #1  
komal shah        

RE: what is difference between dbgrid and flexgrid con...
Dbgrid we can directly connect with database by specify datasource and in flexgrid we have to insert all the values we can not define datasource in that.
 
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February 23, 2006 11:39:06   #2  
Abhinav        

RE: what is difference between dbgrid and flexgrid con...
we use dbgrid for simpler connectivity with database while in flexgrid control we can hierachicaly arrange the coloumns.
 
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April 12, 2006 11:28:00   #3  
Jayashree .N Ragavan        

RE: what is difference between dbgrid and flexgrid con...

In a dbgrid the contents of the cell can be edited /altered during runtime where as in a flexigrid the contents of the cell can not be edited/altered during runtime as MSflexigrid displays readonly data.


 
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April 20, 2006 00:36:46   #4  
visitor        

RE: what is difference between dbgrid and flexgrid con...

flex grid will allow u hierarchily change collumns while db grib cant.


 
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April 21, 2006 04:29:36   #5  
Abhinav Rai        

RE: what is difference between dbgrid and flexgrid con...

In case of flexgrid also you can make it editable by placing the textbox on runtime on the cell and key in required data. This is possible with flexgrids onCellEnter and onCellLeave events.


 
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