Android Question [Solved] Table CustomView 3.02

klaus

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• Jan 20, 2020

• #2

The only command in the code is:
Table1.InitializeTable(NumberOfColumns As Int, cellAlignement As Int, showStatusLine As Boolean).
You cannot change it afterwards.
You can also set it in the Designer.
What exactly do you want to do, that you need to change the number of columns?

 

Last edited: Jan 20, 2020

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manuelsalazar

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• Jan 20, 2020

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Because I Have in My application, that if You have privileges selects a jrdc query with 'x' columns , and if not, selects a query with 'y' columns, and then show it in the table.

 

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DonManfred

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• Jan 20, 2020

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manuelsalazar said:

, that if You have privileges selects a jrdc query with 'x' columns

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create the table with X columns if privileges granted, create Y columns if not

 

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manuelsalazar

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• Jan 22, 2020

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Hi : I solved creating table with all the columns, and then hide the ones that not granted.

thanks

 

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