Description
Sets the height of each row in the specified range to the specified value.
Applies to
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DataWindow type |
Method applies to |
|---|---|
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PowerBuilder |
DataWindow control, DataWindowChild object, DataStore object |
Syntax
PowerBuilder
integer dwcontrol.SetDetailHeight ( long startrow, long endrow , long height )
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Argument |
Description |
|---|---|
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dwcontrol |
A reference to a DataWindow control or DataStore for which you want to set the height of one or more rows in the detail area |
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startrow |
The first row in the range of rows for which you want to set the height |
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endrow |
The last row in the range of rows for which you want to set the height |
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height |
The height of the detail area for the specified rows in the units specified for the DataWindow object |
Return value
Returns 1 if it succeeds and -1 if an error occurs.
If any argument's value is null, the method returns null.
Usage
Call SetDetailHeight in a script to vary the amount of space assigned to rows in a DataWindow control or DataStore. You cannot specifically set the height for different rows when you define a DataWindow object in the DataWindow painter, although you can turn on the Autosize Height property for the detail band so that the height of each row is determined by the data.
You can set the detail height of one or more rows to zero, which hides them from view.
When the Autosize Height property of the detail band is turned on, SetDetailHeight has no effect (it returns -1).
Examples
This statement sets the height of rows 2 and 3 to 500:
dw_1.SetDetailHeight(2, 3, 500)
This script retrieves rows for a DropDownDataWindow associated with the Company_Name column. It then hides rows 2 and 3 of the DropDownDataWindow by setting their detail height to 0:
DataWindowChild dwc;
integer rtncode;
rtncode = dw_1.GetChild("company_name", dwc)
IF rtncode < 0 THEN HALT
dwc.SetTransObject(SQLCA)
dwc.Retrieve( )
dwc.SetDetailHeight(2, 3, 0)