See how use the Fields
Editor to define a list of some of the fields in a table that are to be
displayed in the Grid. Even more: see how to specify the field order.
Tips:
- Start Delphi and select File | New Application...
- In order to use this how to we need the form from one of the How Tos named: 'How To Create a Simple Database Display Form' (see: Related Features)
- Open the Fields Editor by double-clicking the TTable component. By default, the list of fields is empty (all the fields are displayed)
- Click Add to open a dialog box listing the fields in the Customer table. By default, all fields are selected.
- Click CustNo to select it, then control-click to select the Company, Phone, and LastInvoiceDate fields.
- Click OK to confirm your choices and close the dialog box.
- In the form, the grid changes: instead of displaying all fields, it displays only the fields you selected.
- Use the Fields Editor to change the field order as follows: Click LastInvoiceDate in the list of fields, then drag it to the third place in the list, between Company and Phone.
- In the form, the grid changes to display columns in their new order.
- Close the Fields Editor by choosing Close from the Control menu.
- Press F9 to run the project.
- Browse through the records.
Tips:
- By choosing fields in the Field Editor, we can tell a TTable component which fields to make available to the components that are linked to it.
- For each field, delphi creates a corresponding TField component. TField components are invisible components that provide access to field values and display attributes.
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