CollectionSourceBase.DataAccessMode Property
Namespace: DevExpress.ExpressApp
Assembly:
DevExpress.ExpressApp.v25.1.dll
Declaration
public CollectionSourceDataAccessMode DataAccessMode { get; }
Public ReadOnly Property DataAccessMode As CollectionSourceDataAccessMode
Available values:
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Description |
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Client
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The entire record set required for the current List View is loaded into memory. All the data processing takes place on the client side.
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Server
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Data is requested from a data store in small portions that should currently be displayed. All data-aware operations are performed on the data server side.
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DataView
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A lightweight read-only list of data records (DevExpress.ExpressApp.EFCore.EFCoreDataView or XPView) is retrieved without loading complete persistent objects.
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InstantFeedback
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A List View’s control continues responding to a user’s actions while the data is being retrieved in a background thread (see Instant Feedback Mode).
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InstantFeedbackView
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A lightweight read-only list of data records (ObjectRecord) is retrieved without loading complete persistent objects. A List View’s control continues responding to a user’s actions while the data is being retrieved in a background thread.
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ServerView
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A lightweight read-only list of data records (ObjectRecord) is retrieved without loading complete persistent objects. Data is requested from a data store in small portions that should currently be displayed.
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Queryable
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The collection source constructs a query that the List Editor can modify to load only objects visible in the control. Only DevExpress.ExpressApp.Blazor.Editors.Grid.GridListEditor [deprecated] supports this mode.
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When you create a Collection Source in code, you can initialize the DataAccessMode property using a constructor with the dataAccessMode parameter. To set this property to the required value in the Model Editor, use the IModelListView.DataAccessMode property of the Views | <ListView> node corresponding to the List View for which the current Collection Source is created.
Refer to the following topics for detailed descriptions of the available data access modes:
See Also