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Help with Datagrid and Stand-Alone Data

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I have a question/problem. I am using a Datagrid in VB and populating the grid with on-the-fly Stand-Alone data. When I use a ‘recordset.sort’ this grid sort fine except that the sorting is done on the first character. So all of the 1’s get sorted together with all of the 10’s and 100’….

Her is the VB Code that I am using:
Dim rsQuota As New ADODB.Recordset
rsQuota.Fields.Append “Usage”, adChar, 25, adFldIsNullable
rsQuota.Open
‘Add New Record into the DataGrid
rsQuota.AddNew
‘AddNew Items into the UserQuota
rsQuota(“Usage”) = QuotaUsage
rsQuota.Update
Set DataGridQuota.DataSource = rsQuota

Private Sub DataGridQuota_HeadClick(ByVal ColIndex As Integer)
‘ Sort on the clicked column
If rsQuota.Sort <> DataGridQuota.Columns(ColIndex).DataField & ” ASC” Then
rsQuota.Sort = DataGridQuota.Columns(ColIndex).DataField & ” ASC”
Else
rsQuota.Sort = DataGridQuota.Columns(ColIndex).DataField & ” DESC”
End If
End Sub

I would like to use the code listed below, but since I am not connecting to a Database I am have problems formatting the Select statement:
[I am not sure what to use for the ‘From Table_Name’ since I am not connecting to a table.]

Dim SQL
SQL = “Select * From ‘Table_Name'”
rsQuota.Close
rsQuota.Source = SQL & ” Order By ” & DataGridQuota.Columns(ColIndex).DataField
rsQuota.Open
Set DataGridQuota.DataSource = rsQuota

Any help would be appreciated.

Thomas

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Sorting on character field

In reply to Help with Datagrid and Stand-Alone Data

The field you create in your recordset is a char type, and chars are sorted according to the first ‘letter’ in the field, regardless of whether it’s a digit or not. Therefore all 1’s will sort before all 2’s, etc., so 10 comes before 2.

Change the field to a numeric type and it will sort correctly.

Glen

Sorting on character field

In reply to Sorting on character field

Glen,

Thank you, I had already fixed my problem. I just need another set of eyes looking at the code.

I changed the code to this:
rsQuota.Fields.Append “Usage”, adInteger, 25, adFldIsNullable

Thank you.

Thomas

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