(Windows only; GUI for .NET only)

Controls that do data binding need to be able to access rows of the data source they are bound to. Given the row, they can then ask for column values to display on the screen or to manipulate. Because real temp-table rows are not accessible to .NET, the ProBindingSource creates row objects in .NET of type Progress.Data.DummyRow . When the control asks for data from one of these rows, the ProBindingSource can then get the appropriate data from the AVM.

Normally you do not need to, and should not, interact with this class. However, methods of some controls will return an instance of the Progress.Data.DummyRow class. The only property of interest would be the Index property. This is equivalent to the row number in the temp-table. For example, you could use it to do REPOSITION TO ROW index .

Serializable:

No

Constructor(s)

This class contains a private constructor; you cannot instantiate it directly.

Super Class

None

Interfaces

None

Public Properties

Index –

Public Methods

This class does not contain methods.

Public Events

This class does not contain events.

See also

Progress.Data.BindingSource class