How to remove items from c++ model inside qml?

p3c0

@CoderJeff That is because QSqlquerymodel is a read-only model. See here. You will need to delete the row using another query and then update the view.

CoderJeff

@p3c0

I tried to use QSqlTableModel, and it also did not work.

Here I do not want to use another query. I just want to delete a row from the model instead of the table. In other words, only on GUI it seems to be deleted, but it is still in the table actually.

p3c0

@CoderJeff Sorry I too donot know about this. This QTBUG-37538 seems to be similar but using ListView.
Test it with QTableView to see if it works ?

CoderJeff

@p3c0

I used a temporary table to achieve my expected function. In addition, call setTable and select as the SqlTableModelTest did.

p3c0

@CoderJeff Ok, but then why not execute a delete query instead of creating another temporary table ? I guess removeRow for QSqlTableModel too does the same internally.

CoderJeff

@p3c0

Is a table not necessary when using a delete query?

p3c0

@CoderJeff table is required ofcourse but why duplicate it first. What you require can be achieved by firing another delete query and then reloading the model so that it reflects in TableView.

CoderJeff

@p3c0

Actually, I was wondering what you said for an evening, and still did not understand it. Can you show me an example?

If not duplicate the table first, after deleting a record from the table, how can I restore it?

p3c0

@CoderJeff Since you only want to delete a row it can be done as follows:

//MySqlModel.cpp
void MySqlModel::removeMyRow(int r)
{
    QString strQuery("DELETE FROM Book where id="+QString::number(r));
    QSqlQuery sq;
    sq.prepare(strQuery);
    sq.exec();

    strQuery = "SELECT * FROM Book";
    sq.prepare(strQuery);
    sq.exec();
    setQuery(sq);
}

This will delete the row first and then reload the model with updated data.

CoderJeff

@p3c0

That is not what I mean.

I just want to delete a row on GUI, not from the table. What you did will definitely delete a row from the table.

p3c0

@CoderJeff Oh. Sorry, I thought its other way. Didn't understood what you meant here.