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In this article we would see how to populate a Grid dynamically using PeopleCode. Here we use a Dynamic View SGK_VCHR_DVW as the main record of the Grid. The grid is placed on level 1 of a secondary page and is populated using Peoplecode written in the Activate event of the secondary page. We use the SQL object &VCHRS_GRD_SQL to fetch some Voucher IDs and Vendor IDs from the database and populate the grid with these values.
Local SQL &VCHRS_GRD_SQL; /* SQL object for fetching the vouchers and vendors*/ Local Rowset &VCHRS_GRD_RS; /*Rowset for accessing the Grid*/
&VCHRS_GRD_SQL = CreateSQ
("SELECT V.VOUCHER_ID, V.VENDOR_ID FROM PS_VOUCHER V
WHERE V.BUSINESS_UNIT =:1 AND V.ACCOUNTING_DT > :2", &SGK_BU, &SGK_ACCTG_DT); /*creating the SQL statement*/
&VCHRS_GRD_RS = GetLevel0()(1).GetRowset(Scroll.SGK_VCHR_DVW); /*creating a rowset corresponding to the grid */
While &VCHRS_GRD_SQL.Fetch(&GRD_VOUCHER_ID, &GRD_VENDOR_ID) &VCHRS_GRD_RS(1).SGK_VCHR_DVW.VOUCHER_ID.Value = &GRD_VOUCHER_ID; /*assigning the voucher ID to the filed in the grid */ &VCHRS_GRD_RS(1).SGK_VCHR_DVW.VENDOR_ID.Value = &GRD_VENDOR_ID; /*assigning the Vendor ID to the filed in the grid */
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How to populate grid dynamically using peoplecode
by Mac Tarnowski
Dec 13, 2013
In this article we would see how to populate a Grid dynamically using PeopleCode. Here we use a Dynamic View SGK_VCHR_DVW as the main record of the Grid.
The grid is placed on level 1 of a secondary page and is populated using Peoplecode written in the Activate event of the secondary page. We use the SQL object &VCHRS_GRD_SQL to fetch some Voucher IDs and Vendor IDs from the database and populate the grid with these values.
Local SQL &VCHRS_GRD_SQL;
/* SQL object for fetching the vouchers and vendors*/
Local Rowset &VCHRS_GRD_RS;
/*Rowset for accessing the Grid*/
&VCHRS_GRD_SQL = CreateSQ
("SELECT V.VOUCHER_ID, V.VENDOR_ID FROM PS_VOUCHER V
WHERE V.BUSINESS_UNIT =:1 AND V.ACCOUNTING_DT > :2", &SGK_BU, &SGK_ACCTG_DT);
/*creating the SQL statement*/
&VCHRS_GRD_RS = GetLevel0()(1).GetRowset(Scroll.SGK_VCHR_DVW);
/*creating a rowset corresponding to the grid */
While &VCHRS_GRD_SQL.Fetch(&GRD_VOUCHER_ID, &GRD_VENDOR_ID)
&VCHRS_GRD_RS(1).SGK_VCHR_DVW.VOUCHER_ID.Value = &GRD_VOUCHER_ID;
/*assigning the voucher ID to the filed in the grid */
&VCHRS_GRD_RS(1).SGK_VCHR_DVW.VENDOR_ID.Value = &GRD_VENDOR_ID;
/*assigning the Vendor ID to the filed in the grid */
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