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   Michl  
   
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     Topic: SetSelected() - what's the differentPosted: 06 August 2014 at 4:09am  | 
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  A record class and a row class has the property SetSelected(). In row a selection works simple. But how works SetSelected() of a record?? Must I call Populate() to take effect()? Which property is preferred? Thanks  | 
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     Posted: 07 August 2014 at 7:30am | 
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   Hello Michl, 
   
  While a row represents a visual object which you can select or perform any other visual modifications, a record is a data object for a row, meaning it describes a state of a row object, and it was not designed to manipulate a row directly. Even you you set the Selected property of a record to TRUE it just will set its internal Selected value to TRUE without any effect, so the only proper way to select a row is to use its Selected property. Please let me know if this information was helpful. Thank you. Regards,   Alexander Stoyan  | 
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     Posted: 07 August 2014 at 7:48am | 
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 That's clear 
 But when I can use this property and which method evaluates this property (eg. Populate)??? if I have some records and like initially selected this records/rows. Is it enough to set this property in record, add record and populate? It seems not. But for which case I can use this property else?? On other hand. I would nice if this state is modified if user changes the selection of records. So it is possible to iterate rows or records. Sometimes records easier to iterate because they are flat. Thanks  | 
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