Theoretically: Yes.
If the native table has user defined fields, you can highjack one/some of the proper type and simply add them to be visible and readonly-false to the grid list view.
If the native table view does NOT have ud fields available (more common than you'd think), you'd have to create your own data array with VB.NET, populate it with the native field data & add your own additional columns.
The grid would then be pointed at this array (and you'd have to provide the miles of code to update the native table data - as well as wherever you choose to store your custom field data.
Rob
If the native table has user defined fields, you can highjack one/some of the proper type and simply add them to be visible and readonly-false to the grid list view.
If the native table view does NOT have ud fields available (more common than you'd think), you'd have to create your own data array with VB.NET, populate it with the native field data & add your own additional columns.
The grid would then be pointed at this array (and you'd have to provide the miles of code to update the native table data - as well as wherever you choose to store your custom field data.
Rob
--- On Mon, 5/4/09, jed.sitzman <jed.sitzman@...> wrote:
From: jed.sitzman <jed.sitzman@...>
Subject: [Vantage] Modify list
To: vantage@yahoogroups.com
Date: Monday, May 4, 2009, 10:11 AM
Is it possible to add a field from another table to a list view? For example, on the Job Scheduling Board...Selection tab, the Job List datagrid, I'd like to add a field from the Part table. Is it possible to add a field from the Part table, and still have the other fields from the joblist still editable?
We are running Vantage 8.03.407.
Thanks in advance for the help.