d a widget for that,
> and from a model perspective I don't have one.
>
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> *From:* Thales Lange
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> *Sent:* Friday, March 2, 2012 6:31 PM
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Subject: Re: [Interest] QSqlQueryModel refresh
Jason,
I don't realize another way to update the QSqlQueryModel after you
change the Table data. You will have to call "setQuery(...)" again.
If you are facing perfo
Jason,
I don't realize another way to update the QSqlQueryModel after you
change the Table data. You will have to call "setQuery(...)" again.
If you are facing performance problems, you can try to limit your query
("SELECT ... LIMIT 100").
Eventually, if you have a complex SQL statement, you can
Jason,
I don't realize another way to update the QSqlQueryModel after you
change the Table data. You will have to call "setQuery(...)" again.
If you are facing performance problems, you can try to limit your query
("SELECT ... LIMIT 100").
Eventually, if you have a complex SQL statement, you can
How after I have reimplmented setData() to make my model writable, do I refresh
my view? I could drop the whole model and reload it, but that is expensive.___
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