Paul McNett wrote:
>
> Just instantiate more than one instance of the bizobj, and work with
> them independently. You'll have to give them unique DataSource
> properties, however, so that dForm doesn't get confused. Example:
>
> {{{
> from bizcats import BizCats
>
> class MyForm(dabo.ui.dForm):
> def afterInit(self):
> app = self.Application
> self.bizCatsAll = BizCats(app.dbConnection, DataSource="cats_all")
> self.bizCatsSome = BizCats(app.dbConnection, DataSource="cats_some")
> self.addBizobj(self.bizCatsAll)
> self.addBizobj(self.bizCatsSome)
> }}}
>
> Now, set the DataSources of your 2 grids appropriately.
>
> Paul
>
So the DataSource name doesn't have to match the table name?
They are just arbitrary descriptive names?
I was under the assumption yhat they were the actual table name. The
table(s) used are what is defined in the FROM statements in the biz object?
Do I understand correctly now?
Thanks
Paul McNary
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