PivotGridOptionsData.DataProcessingEngine Property

Gets or sets the engine used to perform data processing (aggregation, summarization, etc.) in the pivot grid.

Namespace: DevExpress.XtraPivotGrid

Assembly: DevExpress.PivotGrid.v23.2.Core.dll

NuGet Packages: DevExpress.PivotGrid.Core, DevExpress.Win.Navigation

Declaration

C#

[DefaultValue(PivotDataProcessingEngine.Default)]
public virtual PivotDataProcessingEngine DataProcessingEngine { get; set; }

VB.NET

<DefaultValue(PivotDataProcessingEngine.Default)>
Public Overridable Property DataProcessingEngine As PivotDataProcessingEngine

Property Value

Type	Default	Description
PivotDataProcessingEngine	Default	A PivotDataProcessingEngine enumeration value that specifies an engine used to perform data processing in the pivot grid.

Available values:

Name	Description
Default	A default data processing engine (LegacyOptimized). You can specify the default engine explicitly using the DefaultDataProcessingEngine property exposed by the control.
Legacy	A legacy data processing engine.
LegacyOptimized	A legacy data processing engine that includes optimizations for basic operations.
Optimized	Improves performance and provides an extended set of aggregations and window functions. Allows you to use the Data Binding API for PivotGrid fields. Does not support legacy features and behavior. See the Optimized Calculation Engine article for more information.

Property Paths

You can access this nested property as listed below:

Object Type	Path to DataProcessingEngine
PivotGridControl	.OptionsData .DataProcessingEngine

Remarks

You can use the following properties to change the default engine (DataProcessingEngine is set to PivotDataProcessingEngine.Default):

• for PivotGridControl, use the PivotGridControl.DefaultDataProcessingEngine;
• for the ASPxPivotGrid control and corresponding MVC extension, use the ASPxPivotGrid.DefaultDataProcessingEngine.

See Data Processing Engines for details.

Related GitHub Examples

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C#

winforms-pivotgrid--display-the-difference-of-income-and-outlay-in-totals/CS/PivotGridCustomSummaryExample/Form1.cs#L12

InitializeComponent();
SelectCustomSummaryApproach(pivotGridControl1.OptionsData.DataProcessingEngine);
pivotGridControl1.FieldValueDisplayText += PivotGridControl1_FieldValueDisplayText;

web-forms-pivot-grid-bind-to-sql-data-source/CS/ASPxPivotGrid_RuntimeDataBinding/Default.aspx.cs#L22

ASPxPivotGrid1 = new ASPxPivotGrid();
ASPxPivotGrid1.OptionsData.DataProcessingEngine = PivotDataProcessingEngine.Optimized;

winforms-pivot-grid-custom-aggregates/CS/Win_Pivot_CustomAggregates/Form1.cs#L14

pivotGridControl1.OptionsView.ShowRowGrandTotals = false;
pivotGridControl1.OptionsData.DataProcessingEngine = PivotDataProcessingEngine.Optimized;
PivotGridField pivotGridField1 = new PivotGridField() {

VB.NET

winforms-pivotgrid--display-the-difference-of-income-and-outlay-in-totals/VB/PivotGridCustomSummaryExample/Form1.vb#L11

InitializeComponent()
SelectCustomSummaryApproach(pivotGridControl1.OptionsData.DataProcessingEngine)
AddHandler pivotGridControl1.FieldValueDisplayText, AddressOf PivotGridControl1_FieldValueDisplayText

web-forms-pivot-grid-bind-to-sql-data-source/VB/ASPxPivotGrid_RuntimeDataBinding/Default.aspx.vb#L23

ASPxPivotGrid1 = New ASPxPivotGrid()
ASPxPivotGrid1.OptionsData.DataProcessingEngine = PivotDataProcessingEngine.Optimized
' Binds ASPxPivotGrid to the data source.

winforms-pivot-grid-custom-aggregates/VB/Win_Pivot_CustomAggregates/Form1.vb#L15

pivotGridControl1.OptionsView.ShowRowGrandTotals = False
pivotGridControl1.OptionsData.DataProcessingEngine = PivotDataProcessingEngine.Optimized
Dim pivotGridField1 As New PivotGridField() With {