J
James Morton
Ok it appears that when using the Child() to access values in the child rows
you MUST you an aggreggate function.
I want to filter my master record based off a string value in a child row.
dvSource = new DataView();
dvSource.RowFilter = Child(ChildDataRelation).ChildColumn;
//ChildColumn of DataType String
//wont work, will only work with aggreggate functions (SUM,COUNT, etc)
The string value is UNIQUE in the child rows and the relationsship is
many-to-many between parent and child (i.e. there is a mtm table), this is
not somewhere i can use an aggreggate function.
I am starting to think of some pretty drastic ways around this and am hoping
someone has a good method for doing this.
you MUST you an aggreggate function.
I want to filter my master record based off a string value in a child row.
dvSource = new DataView();
dvSource.RowFilter = Child(ChildDataRelation).ChildColumn;
//ChildColumn of DataType String
//wont work, will only work with aggreggate functions (SUM,COUNT, etc)
The string value is UNIQUE in the child rows and the relationsship is
many-to-many between parent and child (i.e. there is a mtm table), this is
not somewhere i can use an aggreggate function.
I am starting to think of some pretty drastic ways around this and am hoping
someone has a good method for doing this.