Update sql data models
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@SGaist
Hi. Yes I do.int RegionModel::primaryKeyId(const int row) {
if (row >= 0 && row < rowCount()) {
QSqlRecord record = this->record(row);
return record.value("regionid").toInt();
}
return 0;
}
int SubRegionModel::primaryKeyId(const int row) {
if (row >= 0 && row < rowCount()) {
QSqlRecord record = this->record(row);
return record.value("subregionid").toInt();
}
return 0;
}void SubRegionModel::refresh(const int parentId) {
setFilter(tr("regionid = %1").arg(parentId));
}int SubZoneModel::primaryKeyId(const int row) {
if (row >= 0 && row < rowCount()) {
QSqlRecord record = this->record(row);
return record.value("subzoneid").toInt();
}
return 0;
}void SubZoneModel::refresh(const int parentId) {
setFilter(tr("subregionid = %1").arg(parentId));
}There are the 3 tables :
create table region (
RegionId integer primary key,
Region varchar(16) not null unique
);create table subregion (
RegionId integer not null,
SubRegionId integer primary key,
SubRegion varchar(32) not null unique
);create table subzone (
SubRegionId integer not null,
SubZoneId integer primary key,
SubZone varchar(32) not null unique
);Please find data for tables :
insert into region values (1,'Monde');
insert into region values (2,'Afrique');
insert into region values (19,'Amériques');
insert into region values (142,'Asie');
insert into region values (150,'Europe');
insert into region values (9,'Océanie');insert into subregion values (2,14,'Afrique orientale');
insert into subregion values (2,17,'Afrique centrale');
insert into subregion values (2,15,'Afrique septentrionale');
insert into subregion values (2,18,'Afrique australe');
insert into subregion values (2,11,'Afrique occidentale');
insert into subregion values (19,419,'Amérique latine et Caraïbes');
insert into subregion values (19,21,'Amérique septentrionale');
insert into subregion values (142,143,'Asie centrale');
insert into subregion values (142,30,'Asie orientale');
insert into subregion values (142,34,'Asie méridionale');
insert into subregion values (142,35,'Asie du Sud-Est');
insert into subregion values (142,145,'Asie occidentale');
insert into subregion values (150,151,'Europe orientale');
insert into subregion values (150,154,'Europe septentrionale');
insert into subregion values (150,39,'Europe méridionale');
insert into subregion values (150,155,'Europe occidentale');
insert into subregion values (9,53,'Australie et Nouvelle-Zélande');
insert into subregion values (9,54,'Mélanésie');
insert into subregion values (9,57,'Micronésie');
insert into subregion values (9,61,'Polynésie');insert into subzone values (419,29,'Caraïbes');
insert into subzone values (419,13,'Amérique centrale');
insert into subzone values (419,5,'Amérique du Sud'); -
@Diarby said in Update sql data models:
setFilter(tr("subregionid = %1").arg(parentId));
Why are you translating that string ?
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Hello,
Excuse me for late answering. It's not a translation but a way to pass parentId parameter. Taking into account your remark, I changed to QString("subregionid = %1").arg(parentId), the result is the same : child combo are not updated.I am confused but this code is so simple that I wonder what is wrong ?
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Did you check the content of the model after applying the filter on the C++ side ?
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Hello,
I did most checks in C++ and got the data for each parentId supplied as expected. But back to QML, the changes are not applied.
In theory the QML combo, updates are done when the control is activated : I send the selected ID to child model so it can update his data and applied it to combo.
Maybe I am wrong, but where ? -
Can you share your project ?
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Not pre-compiled, just the sources.
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Hello ! I am happy to be back as politicians in my country blocked internet from saturday to wednesday. Please find here https://www.dropbox.com/s/6juslcf7dfkxk69/world.7z?dl=0 all sources of my project.
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Your
whereclose are wrong. For example, in SubRegionModel, it should besetFilter(QString("subregion.RegionId = %1").arg(parentId));.
