In previous sections of this chapter, we created several tables, all of them containing fields that stored some data and were mapped to fields in corresponding tables in SQL Server. Besides these data fields, C/SIDE has two field types that are not stored in the SQL database, but help in calculating aggregated values from other tables. Now we will see how to create and configure fields called FlowFields and FlowFilters.
Field class – Flowfields and Flowfilters
Modifying FieldClass
The property FieldClass defines how the table field can be used by the client application. Possible values of the property are explained as follows:
- Normal: This is the usual field that contains table data. So far, we have worked only with...