1.Use the TppDataDictionary to define what table and fields the end-user can accessa and to define user friendly table and field aliases. You can optionally pre-define join conditions as well. See the tutorials in the Developers Guide and the RBuilder\Demos\EndUser\AutoJoin example.
2. If you need to include views in the list of tables and they are not showing up, then you will need tomodify the TdaADOSession.GetTableNames method to include the views.
View names are displaying for ADO session by default, you don't need to modify anything. I remember it was not a case for IB/Firebird though. And yes, I will use TppDataDictionary.
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1.Use the TppDataDictionary to define what table and fields the end-user can
accessa and to define user friendly table and field aliases. You can
optionally pre-define join conditions as well. See the tutorials in the
Developers Guide and the RBuilder\Demos\EndUser\AutoJoin example.
2. If you need to include views in the list of tables and they are not
showing up, then you will need tomodify the TdaADOSession.GetTableNames
method to include the views.
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Nard Moseley
Digital Metaphors
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View names are displaying for ADO session by default, you don't need to
modify anything. I remember it was not a case for IB/Firebird though.
And yes, I will use TppDataDictionary.
Cheers,
Dmitry