Grid Table Properties

Use the Properties page for the grid table control to configure the appearance of the grid table.

Property	Description
Header style	Click Search to find and select from available styles. Click Restore to restore the default style. Click Clear to clear the selected style. Click Edit to edit the style.
Odd row style	Click Search to find and select from available styles for the odd rows of the grid table. Click Restore to restore the default style. Click Clear to clear the selected style. Click Edit to edit the style.
Even row style	Click Search to select from available styles for the even rows of the grid table. Click Restore to restore the default style. Click Clear to clear the selected style. Click Edit to edit the style.
Pending style	Click Search to find and select from available styles for pending records. A pending record is a record that has been changed but not synchronized with the server. Click Restore to restore the default style. Click Clear to clear the selected style. Click Edit to edit the style.
Border style	Click Search to find and select from available styles. Click Restore to restore the default style. Click Clear to clear the selected style. Click Edit to edit the style.
Focus style	Select the appearance of the table when it is the object of focus. Click Search to find available styles. Click Restore to restore the default style. Click Edit to edit the style.
Context menu options	The Sort Menu option is selected by default. This adds the sort option to the context menu for the available columns in a table with data that can be sorted. The default text for the name of the context menu item when it appears on the device is "Sort on Column."
Support paging	Enables paging on the record data for a table, which can reduce the memory usage for large tables. Start Paging Record Number – enter the number of records that should be in the table before the table performs paging. Normally this would be twice the paging size. The minimum number is 25, and the maximum is 10,000. Paging Record Size – enter the number of records to store in a table page. The minimum number is 25, and the maximum is 10,000. Number of Pages to Cache – enter the number of table pages to cache in memory. This number must be 2 or more, but typically not more than 3, which conserves memory and also allows for good performance. The maximum allowed is 10 pages.