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How to show Grid as Empty when a form is opened?

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Posted on by Swetha Molagavalli

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Hi Everyone,

I am new to Microsoft Dynamcis AX How to show a GRID AS EMPTY when a form is opened

I have searched alot in google but i cant find a solution for it

Please can anyone help me

Thank You,

Swetha

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Vilmos Kintera 46,149 on at

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If the grid is connected to a From DataSource, then you just have to change the property on that datasource to AutoSearch=No. This way the data will not be fetched by default and the grid will be empty, the record only will come if you specifically call executeQuery or research on the _ds

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Swetha Molagavalli 197 on at

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Thank You Vilmos kintera its working

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Ashrafhk 90 on at

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Great! It is working.

Thanks a lot

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akshi 152 on at

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Hello Vilmos,

when I set the datasource to AutoSearch=No, the data does not appear in the grid when I press the button after the populate process.

I am inserting the records into the datasource in the form's method.

Is there a way to change DS properties from Form's click method?

Thanks.

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Martin Dráb 237,801 Most Valuable Professional on at

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akshi, we can't find the bug in the code you execute to after clicking the button, because you told us nothing about it. Either show your code to us, or at least describe what code you have there.

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akshi 152 on at

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Hi Martin, here is my clicked method.

The form datasource uses TempDB tables.

I created the populateRecords() in the form datasource to insert the TempDB table.

public void clicked() { TestEnumInfoTemp tempTable; super(); // Enum label display on Form TestEnumName testEnumName = EnumName.text(); DictEnum dictEnum = new DictEnum(enumName2Id(testEnumName)); FormStringControl eNumLabel = element.design().controlName("EnumLabel"); eNumLabel.text(dictEnum.label()); // insert data to TempDB table tempTable = element.populateRecords(testEnumName); delete_from TestEnumInfoTemp; TestEnumInfoTemp.linkPhysicalTableInstance(tempTable); }

The initial display is the situation where 0 is displayed in the Grid.(below)

Thanks.

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Martin Dráb 237,801 Most Valuable Professional on at

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That's a different topic about a different product. Please create a new thread in Dynamics 365 Finance Forum and explain your particular situation there. We're off-topic here.

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akshi 152 on at

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got it. I'll post a question with a new thread.

But, currently, I can't post a question due to the following error, so I'm contacting the community manager.

Sorry we could not find the requested page.

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