Embedded Files
Row Index Field Feature
Introduction
Introduction
The Row Index field feature is a setting for the Field Class property in the Field Descriptor Manager.
This setting for a field will allow the ability to use a derived field descriptor as a column that displays
a number systematically for each row. The first row starts at one and the results will look as shown
in the example below.
Note: This feature will only display an accurate row count for each page separately, which means
as you click on the next link to view the next page, the row count will start all over again at one.
example:
How to create a Row Index Field
How to create a Row Index Field
create an Operation or use an existing of your choice.
create or add a Derived Field in your Operation Code.
example:
run the Application and click on the FD icon to create the field descriptor
example:
window pops up and ask if you want to create the field descriptor. click OK
example:
when you create the field descriptor, set the title for the displayed field name, and set the
Field Class property to:
planetj.database.field.RowIndexField
example:
click the Insert button at the top to complete field descriptor creation.
The sample below is what it should look like once the Field Class is set for the field descriptor.
example: the finished product
See all rows in a single page view
See all rows in a single page view
To display all rows on one page, simply go into the Operation Manager to edit the Operation.
Scroll down to the Advanced property settings and set the Row Count to -1
example:
TAGS: Show Row number, Show Row Index, Row count, Record count, Record index, row counter, index of rows
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