CustomFilterExpressionEventArgs.QueryName Property

Gets the name of the query for which the event was raised.

Namespace: DevExpress.DataAccess

Assembly: DevExpress.DataAccess.v24.1.dll

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.DataAccess, DevExpress.Win.PivotGrid, DevExpress.Win.TreeMap

Declaration

C#

public string QueryName { get; }

VB.NET

Public ReadOnly Property QueryName As String

Property Value

Type	Description
String	A String value that is the name of the query for which the event was raised.

Remarks

To specify the filter expression applied to a query, use the CustomFilterExpressionEventArgs.FilterExpression property.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

DashboardDifferentUserDataMVC/CS/MVCDashboard/App_Start/DashboardConfig.cs#L119

if (e.DashboardId == "SQLFilter" && e.QueryName == "Categories") {
    if (userName == "User") {

web-dashboard-filter-sql-query-at-runtime/CS/ASPxDashboard_CustomFilterExpression/WebForm1.aspx.cs#L12

protected void ASPxDashboard1_CustomFilterExpression(object sender, CustomFilterExpressionWebEventArgs e) {
    if (e.DataSourceConnectionName == "nwindConnection" && e.QueryName == "Invoices") {
        e.FilterExpression = new BinaryOperator("Customers.CompanyName", "Around the Horn", BinaryOperatorType.Equal);

VB.NET

web-dashboard-filter-sql-query-at-runtime/VB/ASPxDashboard_CustomFilterExpression/WebForm1.aspx.vb#L15

Protected Sub ASPxDashboard1_CustomFilterExpression(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As CustomFilterExpressionWebEventArgs)
    If Equals(e.DataSourceConnectionName, "nwindConnection") AndAlso Equals(e.QueryName, "Invoices") Then
        e.FilterExpression = New BinaryOperator("Customers.CompanyName", "Around the Horn", BinaryOperatorType.Equal)