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  • SGaistS Offline
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    SGaist
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    Hi,

    For this use case, you could add a QSortFilterProxyModel.

    So you can filter the loaded data without touching the SQL filters.

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    • SGaistS SGaist

      Hi,

      For this use case, you could add a QSortFilterProxyModel.

      So you can filter the loaded data without touching the SQL filters.

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      #3

      @SGaist said in Filtering QSqlTableView data:

      Hi,

      For this use case, you could add a QSortFilterProxyModel.

      So you can filter the loaded data without touching the SQL filters.

      Thank you for your suggestion. It works like a charm :-)

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      • ZgemboZ Offline
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        #4

        I have managed to present students data using QSortFilterProxyModel, but I am having some problems with it.
        When I open a page that lists all the students I call part of the code:

            localStudentModel = hStudents->getStudents();
        proxyModelStudents->setSourceModel(localStudentModel);
        proxyModelStudents->setDynamicSortFilter(true);
        ui.tableViewStudents->setModel(proxyModelStudents);
        

        localStudentModel is QSqlRelationalTableModel pointer. Everything works the first time that I open this screen. It is stacked widget type of the screen so I need to move between screen for other purposes.
        If I click on the students button again I need to reload students table because there is a possibility that I have inserted new rows into students table so I call the same part of the code again.
        This time application crashes with debug assertion failure.

        ASSERT: "source_to_proxy.size() > end" in file itemmodels\qsortfilterproxymodel.cpp, line 1282
        Debug Error!

        I am not sure what might be a problem.

        Tnx

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        • SGaistS Offline
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          What is that localStudentModel ?

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          • SGaistS SGaist

            What is that localStudentModel ?

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            #6

            @SGaist
            QSqlRelationalTableModel *localStudentModel;

            QSqlRelationalTableModel* Students::getStudents()

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            • SGaistS Offline
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              You are creating a completely new model each time ?

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              • ZgemboZ Offline
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                wrote on last edited by Zgembo
                #8

                Well no. In my homescreen constructor I once create new object

                hStudents = new Students();

                and this object returns QSqlRelationalTableModel when I call getStudents() , which I assign to existing localStudentModel pointer.

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                  Ok, so what exactly happens when you click on that "students button" ?

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                  • ZgemboZ Offline
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                    wrote on last edited by Zgembo
                    #10

                    Well I open specific stack widget page, query "student" table and return all data to localStudentModel. Then I setup proxymodelStudents whit that model and assign that proxyModelStudent to QTableView that is located on that stackwidget page.
                    After that I just hide some columns and organize that qtableview. This all works first time I open the page.
                    Second time I click on students button program crashes with this message:

                    0_1559418684738_3380d282-ef19-48e7-9b98-f3d48d1e2711-image.png

                    And one more thing. Before I added proxyModel this all worked.

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                      But why not just refresh the model query ? From your description it looks like you are re-creating the whole stuff each time you click on that button.

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                      • SGaistS SGaist

                        But why not just refresh the model query ? From your description it looks like you are re-creating the whole stuff each time you click on that button.

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                        Zgembo
                        wrote on last edited by Zgembo
                        #12

                        @SGaist I think that you are right. I modified the code and now I just refresh a model. It works. Thank you.

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                          Just update the query of your model.

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