UniDBGRID Column Width

[diegojmap]

Good night.
When a unidbgrid does not have columns defined I use a variable SQL.
What defines the width of the column?
I have several cases where the field is truncated.

[diegojmap]

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[Sherzod]

On 12/12/2019 at 6:02 AM, diegojmap said:

Good night.
When a unidbgrid does not have columns defined I use a variable SQL.
What defines the width of the column?
I have several cases where the field is truncated.

Hello,

Sorry for the late reply.

Which DB are you using?

[diegojmap]

I use firebird with dbexpress, it happens on my inheritance screens.
I would like to understand what Unigui uses to set the column width when it is not fixed.

 

[Sherzod]

8 minutes ago, diegojmap said:

I would like to understand what Unigui uses to set the column width when it is not fixed.

The column width or field truncated!?

[diegojmap]

I'm interested in not truncating the name of the title.

[diegojmap]

Even if I have to configure manually, I tried to increase the nickname inside SQL to increase, it didn't work.

[belo]

Disable UniDBGrid ForceFit and set the size of fields at run time for your Query, example:

In OnCreate or OnShow..

Query.FieldByName('DESCRICAO').DisplayWidth := 10;

 

Best Regards,

Eduardo Belo

[diegojmap]

Belo.
Good idea.
It was an output, I managed to create each column and determining the size.
   dbg1.Columns.clear;
   dbg1.Columns.add;

   dbg1.Columns [0] .FieldName: = 'INSCRICAO';
   dbg1.Columns [0] .Alignment: = taLeftJustify;
   dbg1.Columns [0] .Width: = 200;
   dbg1.Columns [0] .Title.Caption: = 'Inscrição';
   dbg1.Columns [0] .Title.Alignment: = taLeftJustify;

   dbg1.Columns.add;
   dbg1.Columns [1] .FieldName: = 'ENDERECO';
   dbg1.Columns [1] .Alignment: = taLeftJustify;
   dbg1.Columns [1] .Width: = 200;
   dbg1.Columns [1] .Title.Caption: = 'Endereço';
   dbg1.Columns [1] .Title.Alignment: = taRightJustify;