I'm using SC_SNAPSHOT-2011-01-04/PowerEdition Deployment.
I've read TreeDataBinding documentation and I'm struggling to get a TreeGrid to work the way I'd like. I think I'm missing something fundmental in my understanding.
I have a view in a OPS_TREE.ds.xml defined as follows:
Each record is a completely extended node in the tree. So, example data:
What I'd like to do is have HQs 'wally' and 'eddie' be at one top level of the tree. Then under 'wally' have 'adslim' with the next node then having 'S01' and 'S02'. Then the final nodes off of 'S01' be 'CH01' and 'CH02' (the same would be the case for 'S02'). A similar tree would be off of HQ 'eddie'.
Any advice on how to tag my OPS_TREE.ds.xml correctly would be appreciated. Do I need to have the *_NAME fields all be named the same for them to display correctly in a tree? Or, do I need to model the data differently? The tree is to display unlike elements at the various nodes (e.g. HQ->machine->zone->network). Or, do I have to build the Tree manually node by node? Or, something else entirely?
I've read TreeDataBinding documentation and I'm struggling to get a TreeGrid to work the way I'd like. I think I'm missing something fundmental in my understanding.
I have a view in a OPS_TREE.ds.xml defined as follows:
Code:
<DataSource schema="ADENT" dbName="adme4" tableName="OPS_TREE" ID="OPS_TREE" serverType="sql" > <fields> <field name="hq_id" type="number" primaryKey="true" /> <field name="hq_name" type="text" /> <field name="machine_id" type="number" parentId="hq_id"/> <field name="machine_name" type="text" /> <field name="zone_id" type="number" parentId="machine_id"/> <field name="zone_name" type="text" /> <field name="network_id" type="number" parentId="zone_id"/> <field name="network_name" type="text" /> </fields> </DataSource>
Code:
SQL> select * from ops_tree; HQ_ID HQ_NAME MACHINE_ID MACHINE_NA ZONE_ID ZONE_NAME NETWORK_ID NETWORK_NA ---------- ------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- 2 wally 2 adslim 1 S01 1 CH01 2 wally 2 adslim 1 S01 2 CH02 2 wally 2 adslim 1 S02 2 CH01 2 wally 2 adslim 1 S02 2 CH02 3 eddie 2 adtst 1 T01 1 CH01 3 eddie 2 adtst 1 T01 2 CH02 3 eddie 2 adtst 3 T02 1 CH01 3 eddie 2 adtst 3 T02 2 CH02 3 eddie 2 adtst 5 T03 1 CH01 3 eddie 2 adtst 5 T03 2 CH02 3 eddie 4 adhuy 2 H01 1 CH01 3 eddie 4 adhuy 2 H01 2 CH02
Any advice on how to tag my OPS_TREE.ds.xml correctly would be appreciated. Do I need to have the *_NAME fields all be named the same for them to display correctly in a tree? Or, do I need to model the data differently? The tree is to display unlike elements at the various nodes (e.g. HQ->machine->zone->network). Or, do I have to build the Tree manually node by node? Or, something else entirely?
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