Modifiable field in sql server 2005
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hi all, i develope a project using c# and sql server 2005, the problem is i want to make a column modifiable in sql server database, and another column to unmodifiable. how i can set column property to modified or not modified in sql server 2005?. thanks all
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hi all, i develope a project using c# and sql server 2005, the problem is i want to make a column modifiable in sql server database, and another column to unmodifiable. how i can set column property to modified or not modified in sql server 2005?. thanks all
You are attempting to do this in the wrong place. A database is for storing and manipulating data. The state of the column is a UI issue not a database issue. Change the properties of your list control to make it read only.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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You are attempting to do this in the wrong place. A database is for storing and manipulating data. The state of the column is a UI issue not a database issue. Change the properties of your list control to make it read only.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
hi i know that, but i the column properties in the database to be unmodified, in another database the property is exist, but in sql server i can't reach the property. thanks
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hi i know that, but i the column properties in the database to be unmodified, in another database the property is exist, but in sql server i can't reach the property. thanks
zead wrote:
i know that
And yet you insist that SQL server supply this UI functionality!
zead wrote:
in another database the property is exist
:sigh: What is the other database?
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
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zead wrote:
i know that
And yet you insist that SQL server supply this UI functionality!
zead wrote:
in another database the property is exist
:sigh: What is the other database?
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH
hi like pervasive database
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hi like pervasive database
Sorry I had not heard of pervasive. If they supply the functionality you need then use that database, expecting another vendor to match esoteric (and wrong) requirements is not reasonable.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH