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ChanKK
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Hi
As anyone who follow my previous post, might notice that I am facing memory leak issue when bind BO to ASPxGridView via WebBusinessBindingSource.
I found the workaround by change SF source code to auto dispose the internal BBS in Unload event. I tested it with ANTS memory profiler and found that the memory leak issue solved.
However, I have another issue here. I have attached a sample project. It is using Northwind db.
The project UI consist of 2 gridview, upper one is using ParentBO (EmployeesBO), and the bottom one is using childBO (EmployeeTerritoriesBO). WHen ParentBO.Navigated, childBO will be refilled.
1. Run the web app
2. Key in any firstname in the list, and click "FILL" button.
3. The child ASPxGridview is refreshed correctly.
4. Repeat step 2 with another first name again.
5. The child ASPxGridView will not refreshed anymore. It will always show the result when do the first time query.
Any ideas?
Thank you
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CurrentDataTable not changed / ASPxGridView
ChanKK
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13 Years Ago
Hi Chan, Is the child BO being re-populated in a callback from the...
Andrew Harper
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13 Years Ago
Hi It is postback, so should not be the same scenario. Additionally, I...
ChanKK
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13 Years Ago
Hi Chan, I downloaded your sample and did the following: 1. Opened...
Andrew Harper
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13 Years Ago
HiI have modified the SF source code. In fact, you should not hit this...
ChanKK
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13 Years Ago
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