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Hello. In SQL Server Query Analyzer, if I type in, say, 2 select queries,
it returns 2 datagrids of results, with a scrollbar on the right to scroll between the 2 (or more) datagrids. I wanted to implement this in a vb.net application I am writing. Does anyone know how this is done? Any example code would be nice. |
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arch wrote:
> Hello. In SQL Server Query Analyzer, if I type in, say, 2 select queries, > it returns 2 datagrids of results, with a scrollbar on the right to scroll > between the 2 (or more) datagrids. I wanted to implement this in a vb.net > application I am writing. Does anyone know how this is done? Any example > code would be nice. > > Why can't you just dynamically add X number of datagrids to the screen. I would assume that it what the analyzer does. Chris |
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Chris,
I don't know how it is done, however I assume something as Set the two datagrids to the same datasource Set by the added scrollbar the currencymanager.position of that And let it go. I have not tried it, however assume that it will go. I hope this helps, Cor |
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I don't know how it is done, however I assume something as Set the two datagrids to the same datasource Set by the added scrollbar the currencymanager.position of that And let it go. I have not tried it, however assume that it will go. I hope this helps, Cor |
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Chris
Sorry I was thinking about it and thought it was your question. Cor |
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